The Stone Creek Camp Home Uses Firewood for Walls
Leslie Chen — August 20, 2011 — Eco
References: freshome & notcot.org
This Stone Creek Camp Home amazingly integrates its production with the surrounding environment.
Located in Deval County, Texas, the home is immersed in the beauty of open air. Designers Andersson Wise Architects really took to heart the idea of being one with nature; using firewood for the walls and grass for the roof, the Stone Creek Camp Home almost sounds like a fire hazard.
Living in this house would definitely make you appreciate the environment a bit more.
Implications - Modern society has created so many harmful materials that consumers are beginning to look for alternative options. Products that offer a greener aesthetic appeal to shoppers who want to adapt a more environmentally friendly lifestyle. Companies could recognize this desire when coming out with new designs in order to attract more attention on the m arket.
Located in Deval County, Texas, the home is immersed in the beauty of open air. Designers Andersson Wise Architects really took to heart the idea of being one with nature; using firewood for the walls and grass for the roof, the Stone Creek Camp Home almost sounds like a fire hazard.
Living in this house would definitely make you appreciate the environment a bit more.
Implications - Modern society has created so many harmful materials that consumers are beginning to look for alternative options. Products that offer a greener aesthetic appeal to shoppers who want to adapt a more environmentally friendly lifestyle. Companies could recognize this desire when coming out with new designs in order to attract more attention on the m arket.
Trend Themes
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