The Nido: A Nomadic Structure You Can Construct in a Snap!
Posted By Jon Dioffa On August 21, 2012 @ 3:00 pm In Architecture,Green Products,Reader Submitted Content | No Comments
Alessandro Zorzetto’s Nido is a portable nomadic shelter [4]that can be popped up in a snap! Made with scrap materials and felt [5], Zorzetto’s design transforms from a stack of ho-hum materials into a seated area, a gazebo, a place for play and relaxation, or even a temporary home. Check out the designer’s site [6] to see a time lapse video of the structure being built!
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