Micro-Architecture

1. See like a bee. Center for Alternative Technologies

Tiny project which combines recycled wood waste and a thatched roof, traditional

constructive system used formerly in Wales.

The thatched roof is simply assembled in a pyramid shape based in a wooden frame structure. Thatching the panel as described in the picture using a screw, bamboo stick and wire.

The purpose is creating a bee hive display for a camera obscura & UV light which reflects

in the flowers the color that bees can see. Upcycling waste wood, mixing traditional 

systems & alternative technologies.

2. Tree Nursery

 Work with willow weaving and natural materials.

The wood frame made of timber & chicken wire hold the structure for weaving willow 

as drawing with it,  the natural green colors eventually will be brown.

The signs finally where slate and a slide of a really big tree.

3. Perennials Fence. Center for Alternative Technologies

This fence is aimed to hold the exhibition of perennial flowers, material used was Rodadendrum waste from winter coppicing. Rodadendrum happens to create a lot of waste 

cause is neither useful as fire wood nor good for green wood work or timber. 

Shapes of Rodadendrum trees allowed weaving the fence structure, 

branches hold together with drilled wooden pegs. 

Thinner branches were weaved in the bottom to un-invite little animals inside.