Cella Collective Innovates with Sustainable Thatch Architecture
Cella Collective and Mitre & Mondays have designed an eco-friendly installation using sustainable thatch at the Houghton Festival, highlighting a shift in architectural materials.
Cella Collective and Mitre & Mondays have designed an eco-friendly installation using sustainable thatch at the Houghton Festival, highlighting a shift in architectural materials.
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Cella Collective and Mitre & Mondays have designed an eco-friendly installation using sustainable thatch at the Houghton Festival, highlighting a shift in architectural materials.
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