Animal architecture

From the tiny harvest mouse twisting a humble home of blades of grass, to the lofty fields of compass termite towers appearing like relics of some ancient world, the structures of the animal kingdom are astounding in their complexity of forms. Nature photographer Ingo Arndt dedicated two years of traveling around the world to discover these builders, the results of which are published in a new book.

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<span>Cottontail rabbits in the gardens of Milan, dolphins in the port of Cagliari, fish swimming in the canals of Venice. While humans are locked inside their homes, nature quickly conquers new urban spaces. What does this teach us?</span>

the winning projects of archstorming's 'coexist: rethinking zoos' competition propose interactive and imaginative alternatives to enhance animal well-being.

Image 29 of 29 from gallery of (Synanthro)Love Shack, (Tele)working Abode / Husos Architects. Entomophagous cavity-inhabiting species

The leopard and jackal enclosure is a delicate tensile mesh fence carefully embedded into the original topography of the zoological garden of Burger Zoo in Arnhem.

https://youtu.be/4PxsegOYvWwTaking visual cues from a woodpecker's head with its prominent beak and pointy crest, the Woodpecker Forest Cabin is a concept abode

Tree ants forming chain gangs, love nests built by bowerbirds and a whole graveyard of termite mounds ... here are the most amazing homes animals can build