Buhaus Bird house is an innovative and artistically crafted avian habitat that seamlessly merges functional design with aesthetic appeal, specifically created to accommodate a rescued owl while serving as a decorative piece in an indoor living space. This unique architectural creation, designed by Bogdan Moga, exemplifies a harmonious blend of form and function through its distinctive owl-inspired silhouette and thoughtful construction methodology. The structure, measuring 44cm x 20cm x 34cm with its wooden landing bar, employs a sophisticated combination of papier-mache techniques utilizing three different types of paper, gypsum, and water-based adhesives, resulting in an organically textured surface that mimics natural tree burrows. The design's conceptual foundation draws inspiration from the dual nature of its purpose, featuring anthropomorphized owl eyes that bridge human and avian aesthetics, while incorporating practical elements such as a burrow-like opening and an ergonomically designed grip bar for the resident owl. The piece's construction prioritizes environmental consciousness through the use of non-toxic, nature-inspired materials, including wood bark bedding that enhances the authenticity of the habitat. This innovative approach to pet furniture design earned recognition with a Bronze A' Design Award in the Fine Arts and Art Installation Design category, acknowledging its contribution to reimagining traditional bird house design through its unique artistic expression and functional considerations.
bird house design, owl habitat, artistic furniture, eco-friendly construction, custom pet architecture, decorative installation
CITATION : "Adam Dawson. 'Buhaus Bird House.' Design+Encyclopedia. https://design-encyclopedia.com/?E=447129 (Accessed on April 21, 2025)"
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