Houses whose architects refused to cut down trees

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Houses whose architects refused to cut down trees

Categories: Design and Architecture

You can either fight with nature or interact with it. The architects of these houses chose the second: the trees are not cut down, but are embedded in the design of buildings. Urbanization is an important factor in so-called deforestation, or deforestation.

Why don't we try to fit houses into the environment as neatly as possible?

Houses whose architects refused to cut down trees

Houses whose architects refused to cut down trees

Kindergarten around a tree

Houses whose architects refused to cut down trees

The tree was the first!

Houses whose architects refused to cut down trees

Tea House

Houses whose architects refused to cut down trees

Casa-Vogue

Houses whose architects refused to cut down trees

Residential building in Tehran

Houses whose architects refused to cut down trees

Hotel veranda

Houses whose architects refused to cut down trees

A hole in the fence

Houses whose architects refused to cut down trees

Pizzeria Kook

Houses whose architects refused to cut down trees

Ladder

Houses whose architects refused to cut down trees

Glass house around a tree

Houses whose architects refused to cut down trees

Apartments in the trees

Keywords: Trees | House

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