Babylone
Modular vegetation / 2018
ENSCI-Les Ateliers in partnership with Nature&Découverte photo : Véronique Huyghe
Babylone is a vertical modular vegetation system. It’s built pot after pot to create an ecosystem adapted to the place it’s in and the plants it holds.
Having plants at home is beneficial for mental and physical health. My goal was to allow for a large amount of plants even in urban areas, where the floor space is scarce. The difficulty was to create a system that could be remodeled easily, evolving with the plants, without leaving marks on the walls.
Having plants at home is beneficial for mental and physical health. My goal was to allow for a large amount of plants even in urban areas, where the floor space is scarce. The difficulty was to create a system that could be remodeled easily, evolving with the plants, without leaving marks on the walls.
With babylone, each new module is plugged into the previous one using wooden sticks. Easy to understand and remodel, the system allows for pots to be stacked from the ground up, fixed to the wall or hanged from the ceiling. In each case, only a few anchor points are necessary to create a large structure. The pots are made with a water reserve, so that the plants can stay green without constant attention.
Finally, the pots are made with a water reserve, so that the plants can stay green without constant attention.
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