With the development of urbanization, people have been cutting a lot of trees to make space for new buildings. It is a sad fact that in a lot of places concrete has replaced the beautiful green colors of nature.
Although, some creative architects have found a way to build around this issue, melding trees into the house, or vice-versa. In a lot of cities, you will see big cities with a lack of trees, so this new solution of architects helps preserve nature and our oxygen supply.
Check out some of the coolest “tree houses” in the gallery below.
A lot of people tend to create things with the technology that existed a long time ago even though the modern world has developed so much. However, this man in Norway has managed to reconstruct a barn in the style of 1885 and it took him a total of seven years to take care of it. Getting it reconstructed of the grassy ramp with a lot of struggle but determination
The person who started doing this is Lars Petter Olsen Valldal, he is not only a farmer but also a lover of design who went bog to customize his barn. He used various methods to make his barn decent and not lose its 1800 appearance. All the work was done by hand. Sometimes he would use his hands to transport the rock other times he would use a custom build sled to carry the larger pieces
1. Olsen Valldal, has managed to reconstruct a barn in the style of 1885 and it took him a total of seven years to take care of it.
Olsen Valldal even designed and constructed a crane device to lift heavy pieces into place. While he was constructing all the barns. His wife took care of the agricultural side. A work team that produced and increased the farm’s productivity. He also took care of optimizing irrigation, by creating a machine to help to spread the manure.
All this hard work has paid because the barn looks very unique and lovely to live in. Hence, it gained the attention it deserved when his work was published in a 2014 book about Norway’s historic barns
2. He even designed and constructed a crane device to lift heavy pieces into place.
