the (f)route POD

I do not know if I have mentioned it before, but I will go for camping weekend during mid July this year….

Though, my problem is that I really do not like camping at all….. Since I saw this!

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Designed by Australian bamboo architecture specialists Giant Grass Design, the (f)route POD is a large, portable structure constructed from laminated woven bamboo strips to form an elegant, nature-inspired structure.

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Comprised of eight leaf-shaped modules atop a platform of shipping pallets, the pod can be assembled by two people in around 45 minutes to create a semi-permanent space that can be used for “accommodation, studio, [or] meditation space” or for “glamping.” (That’s ‘glamorous camping,’ for the uninitiated.)

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Find out more for this glamorous camping structure here and wish me luck for this mid July weekend, which wont be in a tent like (f)route POD…

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