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Petting Farm Nominated for 2009 World Architecture Award

by Beth Shea, 09/03/09

filed under: Inhabitots

70F architecture, netherlands petting farm, petting farm, sheep stable, world architecture award winner, world architecture festival

70F Architecture’s Sheep Stable/Petting Farm is nominated for a 2009 World Architecture Award. The building’s open facade allows for wind to continuously ventilate the entire farm, and its shutters open and close with the rising and setting sun, as if the structure itself ‘wakes up and goes to sleep everyday.’ This gorgeous petting farm in the Netherlands offers local families a chance to indulge in the beauty of nature and design in one setting.

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