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Inhabitat & New Zealand's Whimsical Yellow Treehouse...

dgirlp rated 8 months agoFeatured Review
The question is an ongoing architect's dilemma; is a client's political, ethical, religious and/or environmental affiliation important? The Yellow Pages is a case-in-point. The treehouse project is part of a large-scale marketing effort by Yellow Pages to promote their services. The campai... more
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DrMontigo reviewed 7 weeks ago
How do you get up there?
Arpana-INFJ rated 2 months agoarchitecture, yellow-pages, tree-house
Beatiful, but A Minus said this and I agree. I'm glad this article actually stops to examine the implications of a green project built for none other than The Yellow Pages as a marketing stunt. This seems to be a prime example of greenwashing.
nmlallo rated 4 months agoarchitecture
ohhhhhhhhhh
brentslovers rated 4 months agoarchitecture
It's so beautiful... I love it.
Txordi rated 7 months agoarchitecture
Amazing treehouse
yuuzaa rated 7 months agoarchitecture
very creative and inovative ideas
A-minus rated 7 months agoarchitecture, green-building, greenwashing
I'm glad this article actually stops to examine the implications of a green project built for none other than The Yellow Pages as a marketing stunt. This seems to be a prime example of greenwashing.
Slavofile rated 8 months agoarchitecture, design
Beautiful and innovative.
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