An owl tower at the Bedelaar estate. it was heated through a chimney to provide a pleasant temperature for owls and bats during the winter months, 1937 Haelen (NL). De uilentoren op het landgoed de Bedelaar is in 1937 gebouwd […]
3.3 birds
3.3 Sand martin wall
Sand martins nest in burrows they dig in rocks and hills. Areas rich in water, in particular canals and streams, are their natural habitat. Due to canalization and other water management, many of the natural breeding grounds disappeared. At Montrose […]
3.3 Animal Wall Deluxe
Cardiff Bay has grown in recent decades at the expense of urban green. To limit the impact of new development, artist Gitta Gschwendtner was asked to realize an ecological artwork. A thousand new nest boxes for birds and bats were […]
3.3 Birdhouse
Vogels kruipen van oudsher graag onder dakpannen om daar te nestelen. In moderne met dakpannen belegde daken zijn mogelijke nestplaatsen zorgvuldig weggewerkt. Dit omdat met het bouwen van nesten het isolatie materiaal beschadigd en de ventilatie onder de dakpan blokkeert. […]
3.3 Nest
Dit vogelhuis bestaat uit twee schalen die om een tak aan elkaar kunnen worden geschroefd. Het product is ontworpen om in onderontwikkelde gebieden te worden geproduceerd. Het is onderdeel van een project wat als doel heeft kinderen naar school te […]
3.3 Common Swift nesting site, Agnes Convent
The common swift originates from rocky areas. They see our buildings as one big rock formation. On their part, people realized that common swifts feed on insects. As early as the fifteenth century, openings for these birds to fly into […]
3.3 Filter Factory
The project Filter Factory was first and foremost a statement about the littering behaviour of smokers. Cigarette ends, especially the filters, are a substantial part of all our street litter. Some birds eat butts because these look like food, others […]