HOUSE
Connects urban housing with nature.
HOUSE is an eroded wooden cube made of stacked underlayment wood, supported by three tree pillars growing through the structure. Handmade by Daan Roosegaarde during his art academy period, the piece reflects his early exploration of the relationship between nature and architecture.
The integration of natural elements with man-made materials highlights the contrast and harmony between the organic and the constructed. The stacking of wood mirrors urban construction, while the tree pillars connect it to the natural world.
In 2002, Rabobank acquired artwork HOUSE for their art collection.
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Select Exhibitions
Studio
June 22, 2011
Nature Meets Architecture
Daan Roosegaarde’s early work blends organic elements with urban design, symbolising the harmony between the natural and the constructed.
Studio
May 20, 2011
Creative Milestone
This wooden cube on tree pillars marked a significant point in Daan Roosegaarde’s career, now part of the Rabobank art collection.
Publications
November 1, 2010
Our First Book by NAi Publishers
Interactive Landscapes, published by NAi Publishers, explores Daan Roosegaarde's fusion of technology and nature, featuring his early work HOUSE.