Designing Invisible Architecture: Bird Hides by Biotope

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Biotope, a three-strong Norwegian practice based in the Arctic town of Varanger, have designed bird hides since 2009. For them, architecture is "a tool to protect and promote birds, wildlife and nature" - an approach reflected in their carefully crafted, environmentally integrated fragments of the 'invisible': small shelters that must blend into and be absorbed by their surroundings. Their diligent work has seen Varanger become established as one of the best birding destinations in Northern Europe and their unique design solutions are now being sought across Scandinavia.

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Cite: James Taylor-Foster. "Designing Invisible Architecture: Bird Hides by Biotope" 24 Jul 2014. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/529915/designing-invisible-architecture-bird-hides-by-biotope> ISSN 0719-8884

Steilnes Bird Hide. Image Courtesy of Biotope

这些是由挪威建筑师Biotope设计的鸟类巢穴的照片

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