I would love to get rid of the book cases in the rumpus room and have one or two of these. mmm maybe one for the big kids and one for the little ones

Japanese artist Toshiko Horiuchi-MacAdam is considered one of Japan's leading fiber artists, using knitting and crochet as the foundation for much of her work. Her website explains that she specializes in "creating large, interactive textile environments that function both as imaginative and vibrant explorations of color and form, at the same time as providing thrilling play environments."

This colourful art installation which you can walk around in is made entirely from crochet work. Amazing.

Rodina chtěla dům uprostřed umění a přírody. Bydlí ve vlastní minivesničce – Novinky.cz

To make a mountain out of a museum, architect Wang Shu adopted a kind of geological will.

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yalla yalla! stacks vegetable crates for exhibition in germany - created via http://pinthemall.net

artruby: “ Sebastian Mariscal Studio. ”

The winner of the City of Dreams Pavilion Competition 2010, the sustainable design of Ann Ha and Behrang Behin’s Living Pavilion, was installed on New York's Governors Island for the summer 2010 season as a temporary central gathering and assembly point for arts activity on the island. Living Pavilion was a low-tech, low-impact installation that employed milk crates as the framework for growing plants, similar to a green wall. The pavilion’s surface is planted with hanging shade-tolerant…

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