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Here it is Gregg Fleishman designed this marvellous DH1 Disaster House which would also make a fine place for shedworking. It’s 14’ square, with a 30” high structural floor and is built with sustainable European birch. The plywood is cut into 276 panels or parts of 28 types. Incredibly, the whole thing is assembled without any fasteners. “Combining fun and functionality to create innovative designs for shelter systems, play structures, furnishings and more”. References: greggfleishman, treehuggerFiled In: |
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DH1 Assembles Easily for Urgent Shelter
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| rocketranger on Feb 24, 08 0 Trends 2,582 Comments |
Use this worldwide, major implicaitons alone.
Nice design & usable. |
rocketranger on Feb 24, 08 0 Trends 2,582 Comments
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