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How a $86 million garden looks like

Posted By: Cristian  Permalink in Design, Garden, Living, eco Tags: harry potter, rich, versailles

21

Jul


Jane Percy, the Duchess of Northumberland, started a project that became one of the most ambitious public gardens created in Europe since World War II.

Only two thirds of the project, has been built so far, at a cost of about $86 million, most of which came from public financing and private donations.

Jacques Wirtz, a Belgian landscape architect is considered by some the modern equivalent of the designer of the gardens at Versailles.

He was hired by the duchess to design some parts of the garden.

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Green grass furniture

Posted By: Cristian  Permalink in Chairs, Garden, eco, sofa Tags: green

19

Jul


The Grass Armchair and Grass Sofa are very easy to create. You will need some soil (240 litres in case of the Grass Armchair), to fill in the frame. Then you will need to spread grass seeds over the soil, press them in and put water on the soil.

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EarthShips - The Eco House of the future?

Posted By: Cristian  Permalink in Architecture, eco Tags: earth, earthship, environment

1

Jul


Recently I wrote an article asking my readers if they would live in an Earth House, and the success was huge, all of them liked the idea. So today I will show you more brilliant ideas of houses made from earth from around the world.

Earthships are ecological houses build mostly from old tires or other recycled waste, built on the earth for the purpose of living “off the grid.”

They are using solar and geothermal energy which allows the home to be heated without gas. What is amazing is that many people who live in earthships say they pay anywhere from $0 to $100 per year for utilities. It even recycles rain water.

When is winter outside, the sun’s low rays hits the tire wall and the heat slowly permeates throughout the house.

Electricity needs can be generated from the installed solar panels.

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Would you live in an Earth House?

Posted By: Cristian  Permalink in Architecture, eco Tags: earth, environment

28

Jun


Earth House is a project from a swiss architect whos aim is not to live under or in the ground, but with it!

The Earth House is a very flexible construction which can be built according to the wishes of its owners, being environmentally friendly construction, energy saving and it’s using the surroundings as an advantage. The house is shaped in order to preserve the natural environment.

Although they are build from earth the houses features the latest interior finishing like modern kitchens, bathrooms and house-control systems.

I really like this idea because it is eco friendly and doesn’t harm the environment when it is built. We should think more of using old techniques of contruction because sometimes they are the best.

And YES, I would live in a house like this .

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Paper Lamp Concept

Posted By: Cristian  Permalink in Lighting, eco Tags: lamp, paper, Tiffany Lambert

28

Jun


What is special about this lamp? It’s that is made from completely recyclable materials and using an energy saving compact flourescent light bulb to recreate a lamp shade.

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