Showing posts with label Kimberley Mok. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kimberley Mok. Show all posts
This stunning temporary pavilion utilizes Hong Kong's time-honored bamboo construction methods in conjunction with cutting-edge computational design.



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Choosing to live the mobile life, this couple have chosen to make a traditional Mongolian yurt their home instead of more high-tech alternatives.



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Can't afford a glass greenhouse? Check out how to build your own underground greenhouse for cheaper and for growing veggies 365 days a year, even in cold climates.



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There's more than one way to reuse old things -- this artist whittles new life into stuff he finds in Montreal's streets.



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Designed for the home-based office or studio, this fully adaptable desk lets you add on different dedicated surfaces, accessories and storage as you need it.



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This custom-made desk brings out the best of low-maintenance indoor gardening in a thoughtful design.



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Inspired by age-old cultures and fabrics of the historic silk route between East and West, Beirut's Bokja Design creates upcycled furniture with a story to tell.



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These customized bricks provide much-needed habitats for birds, insects and plants in an urban setting.



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