Bamboo roof

I was invited by Gilbert Murrer and Pak Suherry to the Orangutan Haven (OUH) in North Sumatra last year to work on a design project with them. That visit opened up many vistas for me giving insight to what this organisation has achieved and is still achieving in terms of bamboo and other sustainable

Before the Incas conquered the Chimu in the 15th century, their capital, Chan Chan, was the largest city in the Western Hemisphere, with a population of 60,000.

Surrounded by rice paddies on either side and lush jungle towards the anterior, Tea House stands twelve meters above the ground using fifteen-centimeter diameter bamboo pillars. The interior design bows with respect to the beauty and sacredness of bamboo, with an oval-shaped floor constructed from bamboo splits that smoothly transition into a glass railing. When […]

Solid Bamboo: Natural bamboo poles

Bamboo Pure Bali on Instagram: “Shingle roof is one type of roof that we use. Traditional roofing system combined with modern bamboo buildings. #bamboobuilding…”

Bambusero deigns and builds bamboo pergolas, timber pergolas, bamboo gazebos and other bamboo structures from bamboo and other locally sourced natural materials in Auckland, New Zealand

IBUKU introduces 'the arc' bamboo structure emerging as the latest addition to the campus of the world-renowned green school in bali, indonesia.

Phenomenal bamboo roof defines The Arc at Green School, an impressive education building in Bali designed by local studio Ibuku

Image 3 of 8 from gallery of Roofing Systems for Bamboo Buildings. The Millenium Bridge / IBUKU. Image Courtesy of IBUKU