Arborsculpture, because bansai is so last week… Been looking for the illest trees?

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  1. […] MIT is up to trouble again. People build furniture and other art out of live trees, so why not build some houses? “The concept of a living house is really incredibly exciting when you think that people in tropical and semitropical locations have fast-growing trees available,” said Richard Reames, an Oregon-based “arborsculptor” who uses grafting techniques to grow living furniture. […]

     

  2. […] To follow up on our growable posts, we’ve got a growable table to join your other arborsculpture creations. […]

     

  3. We grow some of the most devise range of shaped tree to date.
    [IMG]http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a108/blackash/chair.jpg[/IMG]

    Becky

    11 Oct 06 at 8:54 pm

     


 

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