‘eathouse’ by atelier gras! in appeltern, the netherlands all images courtesy atelier gras!
schipluiden-based atelier gras has designed ‘eethuis’, an edible green house in appeltern, the netherlands. charmingly translated to literally mean, ‘eat house’, the project consists of plastic produce crates, mesh and packed soil to grow vegetables along its structure.
lasting through the summer season, the design’s temporary nature called for a modular system that was easy to take apart with reusable materials. the scaffolding ensures a quick and easy disassembly while the plastic crates can be reused. ‘eethuis’ is accessible to everyone and aims to encourage the practice of maintaining a home-grow vegetable garden.
(left) exploded axo of ’tiles’ (right) rendered 3D model
section
model
SCAFFOLDING (7)
Dec 06, 2012
Sep 05, 2011
Jun 06, 2011
Aug 22, 2010
Jul 12, 2010URBAN GARDENING (63)
Aug 11, 2020
Aug 11, 2020
Mar 13, 2020
Jan 04, 2020
Jul 15, 2019PRODUCT LIBRARY
Dec 03, 2020
Dec 02, 2020
Dec 02, 2020
Dec 02, 2020
olga guzman Jul 18, 2013 Craig Applegath Jun 24, 2013 allie Jan 12, 2011 beautifullljul Jan 08, 2011 Robert Jan 08, 2011 Jetwax Jan 08, 2011 they conned u innit Jan 08, 2011 Cathi Bouzide Jan 07, 2011 JAH Jan 07, 2011 NPeck at Garden Club Salon Jan 07, 2011
more commentsBeautiful and inspiring. I would like to do some sort of project like this.
What an elegant and smart design concept. Not only extremely functional, but beautiful as well. Well done!
CUUUUUUUUUUUUTE
ah, so thats a way to DO it/ awesome …gratsius
Great idea! I’m doing much the same with plastic crates – not as adventurous as building a house though.
Most Excellent. Big thumbs up d;-)
one of the images looks like a mattress
I could have eco sex with…a lettuce!
Absolutely love this in every way….
A thing of beauty and inspiration. Uplifting.
Fabulous to see up close images and diagrams. Thanks for being the conduit!