Three Stacks is a group of ecotourism structures proposed for ethnic locations throughout the Ukrainian region. Two of the 4 level structures contain sleeping accommodations for guests, and the third is a restaurant. The buildings are composed of wood, cane, clay and grass, and are linked through modern energy-efficient lighting in combination with landscape elements also native to the region.
Designer: Levko Davydyuk
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I like them. Very Smurf-village like.
Or Moomin house 🙂
Excellent presentation although I would have liked to see the interiors as well. You left me wishing for more…so I look forward to seeing other projects from you.
Probably the most unrealistic section you find on yanko but by far my favourite! Concept towns, buildings, cities and future environments that look so alien and yet still recognisable. It doesn’t matter a cockahoot if it’s feasible or not, I love seeing designs like this regardless! More more!!!
Russian children book “The Adventures of Neznaika and His Friends” is the book there from this houses are 🙂
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