Denmark-based architect Konrad Wójcik re-imagines what it’s like to live sustainably outside of cities with the project titled ‘Primeval Symbiosis’. Designed while he was still an architecture student, the tree-inspired concept home for two is installed on a single pole and encased in solar panels. The design also features a heat pump that extracts more energy from the ground as well as a biodigester to manage waste. The aim was to build a home with zero impact on the environment.
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