Marlon Blackwell's Moore Honey House Doubles as a Car Park
This elevated forest shed is a honey house created by Marlon Blackwell. Most fascinating is that this piece of architecture was constructed in only three weeks.
The Moore Honey House, in addition to being a place to make and store honey, plays the dual role of being a car port.
From a design perspective, the Moore Honey House fabulously resembles a real beehive, what with its situation in the woods and the honeycomb-like shelves against the tall glass windows.
The Moore Honey House, in addition to being a place to make and store honey, plays the dual role of being a car port.
From a design perspective, the Moore Honey House fabulously resembles a real beehive, what with its situation in the woods and the honeycomb-like shelves against the tall glass windows.
