PRODUCT LIBRARY
the procession made its way through the dry menindee lakes district to address the ecological decline of the darling / baaka river.
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landscape photographer daniel kordan travelled to japan to capture one of nature’s most magical spectacles — fireflies’ mating season.
connections: +1410
helga stentzel has transformed her laundry into whimsical optical illusions that resemble farm animals and has set them against a countryside backdrop.
connections: +1370
jakarta-based fiber artist agnes hansella has completed a massive wall hanging trio titled mountain, ocean and sunset in bali, indonesia.
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Priorite,
They are meant for nomadic life. Nomads don’t often take western conveniences with them.
As a shelter I think this could be effective. However, I do wonder how stable they would be in the arctic winds as they are high with a narrow base. They also have flat surfaces on the sides.
I wonder about solar power? for light, perhaps underfloor heating and hot water. I don’t see a loo, or a shower, or basin here.
Have I missed the essentials of life, or is it as Mumbles says: *don’t eat yellow snow* ?
All new ideas need time to mature and iron out the wrinkles. Be kind, you guys. Or SHOW US YOURS maybe!!!
lol
merry christmas
Huh.
Yeah.
You betcha.
Quite lovely- but what about heat? Hard to imagine using this as useful shelter in the Arctic winter without it.
Yes, 6 people shivering inside it would generate some warmth, but… It would be interesting to hear the perspective of the Inuit hunters who helped to build these structures.
looks like layered rolls of toilet paper