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  • Bouquet on a finger

    Bouquet on a finger

    Best feelings

    Designer Hafsteinn Juliusson from the fantastic country of Iceland has thought up a collection of jewels with the inlaid grass. Giving such product favourite, it is possible to think up a beautiful legend — that for this purpose that the ring has remained, it demands careful and a permanent care — as well as your best feelings…

    Live Growing Jewelry

    The collection has received the corresponding name — Growing Jewelry, each subject is made manually of silver. The designer guarantees, that, at appropriate leaving, the grass remains green within 12 weeks.

    Limited series

    According to the author, this project — redefinition of actual values, a certain hybrid of gardening, a fashion and a life, a live organism.

    The collection is intended for inhabitants of the big cities who become more and more torn off by nature. Jewels from a collection will be accessible in the limited series.

    Jewels from

    Gardening hybrid

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  • The house-tree by Tatiana Bilbao

    The house-tree by Tatiana Bilbao

    The house-tree

    Mexican architectural company Tatiana Bilbao has created the design project of a university building. The author has inspired on project creation — an ordinary tree.

    Biological Penates

    The building has received the name “Biotechnological Park Building”. The six-storied structure will shelter researchers and experimenters in the field of the new technologies applied in agriculture.

    The project will take places on 8,000 sq.m. of a campus of the largest private university in Mexico (Tecnológico de Monterrey) in the city of Culiacan.

    The university concept

    The concept represents a complex of the blocks placed in chessboard order. On-opinion architects, such structure is similar to a live, growing tree.

    The university education will be taught on the building ground floors — in "roots", and research and business programs — on top, in "crones".

    VIA «The house-tree by Tatiana Bilbao»