Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Environmental Integration: Satellite Dish Disguise
Over the past several years, I’ve had the good fortune to be able travel around Europe. I’ve taken tens of thousands of pictures.
I love this shot below.
Terra cotta roof tiles, and lush, greens hills a patchwork alternating vineyards and olive groves. This is Vinci, Italy. Where Leonardo was born and grew up – you know – Leonardo da Vinci (of Vinci).
However, in the middle of this great shot – is a mark of the late 20th Century – the satellite dish. You can also see mid-century old-school antennas.
[Fig. 1 Vinci, Italy View]
Environmental Integration
While it’s not perfect, I spotted this solution to disguise dishes in Amsterdam. They’ve covered the dishes with a “picture of brick” to blend into the building. This is an apartment building above our grocery store. While not perfect – the dishes aren’t as obvious.
[Fig. 2 Amsterdam Dish Disguise]
[Fig. 3 Faux Phone Pole Pines]
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