Pet architecture

Our project is dedicated to providing a shelter for homeless animals, homeless people and impending food. The main function of this shelter is to adopt stray animals, but at the same time, it provides shelter for the local homeless people, so that they can become the staff of the shelter and work and live in society with dignity. # Concept Architecture Competition

Completed in 2020 in Strasbourg, France. Images by David Foessel. The pedagogical farm is an old countryside traditional farm rebuilt within the national heritage Parc de l'Orangerie in Strasbourg, northwest of...

Image 8 of 12 from gallery of Dogchitecture: WE Architecture Designs a Center That Challenges Traditional Animal Shelters. Photograph by WE Architecture

Dogtown, designed by TUNA Architecture, in New York’s West Village is a new dog daycare, training and boarding facility; offering a case study in canine design. It takes up the ground floor and basement level of a new building on Christopher Street.

Graphic designer Kenya Hara launches Architecture for Dogs, a new website offering designer homes for pets

the circular plan designed by sawadeesign intends to create softness and stimulate the sense of curiosity, movement and activity of the animals.

The uniqueness of this project stems from the fact, that the main goal of the shelter is to keep the dogs at this place as short as possible and therefore the shelter is designed for people to choose the best (the corridor concept) and to make friends with the chosen dog (the zoo concept).

Image 4 of 12 from gallery of Dogchitecture: WE Architecture Designs a Center That Challenges Traditional Animal Shelters. Photograph by WE Architecture

Image 12 of 12 from gallery of Dogchitecture: WE Architecture Designs a Center That Challenges Traditional Animal Shelters. Photograph by WE Architecture

Image 32 of 34 from gallery of Strasbourg Zoo's Pedagogical Farm and Visitor Center / FREAKS Architecture. Section