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Down the Rabbit Hole
Description
Architectural tribute to "Alice in Wonderland"
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Featured on 5/16/12
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- Rabbits farm project aims at changing patterns of typical industrial hall forms. Exploration based on a study of the specificity of rabbits living in the environment and as a pet. Rabbits (Oryctolagus sp), contrary to widespread opinion are not rodents. Rabbits are classified as lagomorphs (Lagomorpha). Derived from the wild rabbit, occurring once in bulk in the Mediterranean areas, full of hiding places, for example, on the outskirts of forests, bushes, among the overgrown hills, where they lived in burrows, each of which has several outputs. Very often, rabbits are kept as a pet. In a home surrounding, rabbit delighteth itself in wicker baskets as a place of rest and cache. Formal influences of these two elements (wicker trash and rabbit hole) in conjunction with the topography of the site decide of individuality of this project.
Production Hall
Owner Home
Situation
- The scale of production + The location allows the establishment of farm-scale livestock with the possibility of extension
- That is Mucha - My rabbit!Say Hello to Mucha!
- Wicker
- Hiding place diged by wild rabit.
- Structure layer diagram
- Clinic Room
- Lock/Changing room
- Main Production Hall
- View from street
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