Create Your Own Landscapes with these Building Blocks Made from Offcuts

By Jaime Derringer

Create Your Own Landscapes with these Building Blocks Made from Offcuts

Horizons was born out of the idea of reuse and waste elimination. Sweden-based Spanish designer Carlos Jiménez started seeing tons of wooden offcuts in his trash can in similar shapes. He began thinking about how these could be used in a functional way.

After playing with them for a while, he thought they could be mountains and buildings, so he created a set of fun toy blocks that play on the idea of landscapes. His resulting design is a puzzle composed of 12 pieces of wood. All the pieces together form 5 mountains. These 12 pieces can also form two other horizons, one mountain landscape and one urban landscape. The varying combinations are a reflection on the continuous transformation of nature into urban environments (and back again!). Definitely a fun desktop item to play around with – cute idea!

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Source:: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/design-milk/~3/_suzuHFXTKI/

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