The Archihood WXY Dandelion Herbal Facility Offers a Natural Timber Structure
Misel Saban — September 14, 2016 — Art & Design
The Dandelion Farm located in Korea features a unique wooden frame construction put together by the team at Archihood WXY as a way to utilize the exterior plantation's edifice to mirror the herbal remedies produced within.The facility houses a flower production space as well as a cafe and terraces for communal use.
The structure of the farm is incredibly simple utilizing only natural materials such as stone, concrete and timber to create a functional space for flower production and as a retreat for those seeking natural treatments. The dandelion flowers grown are used as herbal medicine to treat those in need, while simultaneously providing htem with a space to regain their energy and restore their bodies. The minimalistic architecture allows for the plants and the earth to shine through as the main focus of the space.
The structure of the farm is incredibly simple utilizing only natural materials such as stone, concrete and timber to create a functional space for flower production and as a retreat for those seeking natural treatments. The dandelion flowers grown are used as herbal medicine to treat those in need, while simultaneously providing htem with a space to regain their energy and restore their bodies. The minimalistic architecture allows for the plants and the earth to shine through as the main focus of the space.
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