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Rural Boxx/Jump

Autor // jessica zannori


JUMP_prototipo

Rural Boxx   sent us Jump, a project already previewed the SUN of Rimini in October 2010. Rural Boxx is a group of friends (Alessandro Zorzetto, Francesca Malonzo, Luciano, Luca Aldrighi Vivan), architects and artists, who collaborate to identify intervention strategies in harmony with nature, designing with materials such as

clay, hay, wood and waste materials, and promoting recycling and DIY as fundamental techniques and architectures to achieve low-cost items. The project has as its basic form the Bale of hay. You think of hay in its different forms, and packed in bulk, as this status change from traditional types of storage (such as dryers or ilkozolec arfa thirty) and rural practice of piling sheaves. Springs from a huge Bowl with a compact and a fluffy Summit where you can dip, bum, bed, relax and entertain. JUMP! is a portable and easily assembled; is a sustainable project, made with certified wood and zero environmental impact; is a versatile, who can occupy a parking space in the city; is a small urban reserve, which in addition to dip on straw can be used as an area for art performances, open-air cinema or picnic area.

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