landscape ideas
by shaunashaunashauna "This drab, windowless concrete facade does not conceal an electricity substation, data servers, or a high security detention center," Nicola Twilley writes over at GOOD. It is, instead, a living birds' nest factory, an emerging building type that has "spread across Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and even Cambodia, towering above traditional one-story structures and transforming the urban landscape." Their purpose? To foster the production of swiftlet nests, used in Chinese bird's nest soup.
shaunashauna Suzie Q + Leo Siboni Lens Emilia Nawarecka and Awa Ceesay for Under the Influence A/W 2012
shaunashauna Suzie Q + Leo Siboni Lens Emilia Nawarecka and Awa Ceesay for Under the Influence A/W 2012
shaunashauna Suzie Q + Leo Siboni Lens Emilia Nawarecka and Awa Ceesay for Under the Influence A/W 2012
shaunashauna Suzie Q + Leo Siboni Lens Emilia Nawarecka and Awa Ceesay for Under the Influence A/W 2012
shaunashauna Suzie Q + Leo Siboni Lens Emilia Nawarecka and Awa Ceesay for Under the Influence A/W 2012
shaunashauna Suzie Q + Leo Siboni Lens Emilia Nawarecka and Awa Ceesay for Under the Influence A/W 2012





























