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Cabin On Stilts Deep Within A Brazilian Forest

This cabin is built deep inside Brazilian forests, it features a wooden frame and a metal roof. It's a guest house for friends.

Atelier Marko Brajovic builds cabin on stilts deep within a Brazilian forest

Atelier Marko Brajovic builds cabin on stilts deep within a Brazilian forest Dezeen 10/02/2021 © Provided by Dezeen Monkey Hosue by Atelier Marko Brajovic Atelier Marko Brajovic designed Monkey House, a wooden cabin on stilts set among the trees of Paraty, Brazil, as a retreat for the architect s friends during the pandemic. When coronavirus broke out, Marko Brajovic took his wife, two children and dogs to live in ARCA, a house he designed in the Brazilian part of the Atlantic Forest. He built the Monkey House cabin in its grounds as a guest house for friends to stay. © Provided by Dezeen The cabin has a wooden frame and a metal roof

2020: The End of the 20th Century in Architecture

Copy Every December talking heads (or screens) trumpet “Everything Has Changed”. But this year it is true. Imminent inoculations may bring back human contact, but the Coronavirus Year has changed us. I think 2020 ended the 20th Century in architecture. Architecture never leads in pivotal periods. Modernism was birthed by a Western World leaving monarchies and diving into the Industrial Revolution: it caused neither. Today, a century of nearly unquestioned aesthetic correctness in architecture may be changing. The world of celebrated design has always been desperate for relevance as it has little tangible value beyond the fundamental joy that it offers everyone. The oxymoron of design being an essential luxury found reason in the 20th Century when it was seen as the cutting edge of a cultural move to a bright, clean, Modern future.

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