We all know how imaginatively inspiring cardboard boxes are for little children, so I don’t think we really have to wonder whether or not these water tank palaces would have the same effect.
Designed by ART D’ECO from the ingenious brainchild Katell Gelebart, the water tank palaces were crafted out of—you guessed it—water tanks! Discarded while constructing the Dune eco resort in India, she saw them and was instantly struck with the idea. Kudos to Gelebart.
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The Water Tank Palaces Provides Children With Playful Abodes
Trend Themes
1. Upcycling Structures - Repurposing discarded objects into functional structures creates unique and sustainable living spaces.
2. Immersive Playgrounds - Designing playful abodes that spark children's creativity provides opportunities for immersive and imaginative play.
3. Enchanting Architecture - Creating architectural structures that inspire wonder and delight opens up new possibilities for unique and memorable experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architecture firms can incorporate sustainable and upcycling practices into their designs for a more eco-friendly future.
2. Playground Equipment - Innovative playground equipment manufacturers can design structures that offer more immersive and imaginative play experiences for children.
3. Eco-tourism - Hotels and resorts can incorporate playful and enchanting structures into their properties to enhance the guest experience and create a unique selling point.