

The attempt of the cone is a rather technical one. I am trying to develop objects with which we can integrate plants into the built environment. It should be able to placed anywhere, and function with little care.
The cone is using little space on the ground, but creating a big green surface, which could help to create green spaces in cities.
The approach is a modular object that is easy to detach.
The poles can be put into the upper and lower part, and the fabric can be stretched over.



A whose is integrated into the textile and connected to the upper basin. Through this, water runs from the top basin into the fabric and which spreads it over the whole surface.


The attempt of the cone is a rather technical one. I am trying to develop objects with which we can integrate plants into the built environment. It should be able to placed anywhere, and function with little care.
The cone is using little space on the ground, but creating a big green surface, which could help to create green spaces in cities.

The approach is a modular object that is easy to detach.
The poles can be put into the upper and lower part, and the fabric can be stretched over.

A whose is integrated into the textile and connected to the upper basin. Through this, water runs from the top basin into the fabric and which spreads it over the whole surface.



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For the headlines I used the FAUNE font, which is a type-project by Alice Savoie
All pictures I made myself, except the ones where I am photographed. All rights belong to me.
Antonia Ablass antonia.ablass@posteo.de instagram: @plantextile
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For the headlines I used the FAUNE font, which is a type-project by Alice Savoie
All pictures I made myself, except the ones where I am photographed. All rights belong to me.
Antonia Ablass antonia.ablass@posteo.de instagram: @plantextile