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Our favorite visionary designer Fritz Haeg is at it once again, this time with the launch of Animal Estates, the much-anticipated follow up to his Edible Estates of the past few years (2005 to present) and whose official book release, Edible Estates: Attack on the Front Lawn, is tomorrow, February 1st.

Animal Estates ‘Model Homes’ by Fritz Haeg | Inhabitat 2008

Our favorite visionary designer Fritz Haeg is at it once again, this time with the launch of Animal Estates, the much-anticipated follow up to his Edible Estates of the past few years (2005 to present) and whose official book release, Edible Estates: Attack on the Front Lawn, is tomorrow, February 1st.

2008 January | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World 2008

Mr. Haeg is planning seven more Edible Estates sites.

Edible Estates 2005

Mr. Haeg is perhaps best known in Los Angeles for his Sundown Salons, which transform his three-level, shag-carpeted home into an alternative cultural space that attracts artists, other architects, recent M.F.A. graduates and assorted gadflies.

Edible Estates 2005

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Animal Estates ‘Model Homes’ by Fritz Haeg Animal Estates Fritz Haeg Whitney Biennial 2008 art ecology model homes animal habitat dwellings species resettlement – Inhabitat 2008

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Animal Estates ‘Model Homes’ by Fritz Haeg Animal Estates Fritz Haeg Whitney Biennial 2008 art ecology model homes animal habitat dwellings species resettlement – Inhabitat 2008

Fritz Haeg lists on his website that he's hosted Sundown Salons, a gathering of artists for a day of collaborative creation, since 2001, as well as allowed photo shoots featuring Cindy Crawford and Francis Bean Cobain (among others) to take place here.

Fritz Haeg's Dome Home Available For Temporary Lease 2010

Fritz Haeg has been turning American lawns into life-giving, sustainable gardens from coast to coast with his project Edible Estates.

Animal Estates ‘Model Homes’ by Fritz Haeg | Inhabitat 2008

Animal Estates ‘Model Homes’ by Fritz Haeg Animal Estates Fritz Haeg Whitney Biennial 2008 art ecology model homes animal habitat dwellings species resettlement – Inhabitat about mission submit a story shop advertise with us support us press contact sign up

Animal Estates ‘Model Homes’ by Fritz Haeg Animal Estates Fritz Haeg Whitney Biennial 2008 art ecology model homes animal habitat dwellings species resettlement – Inhabitat 2008

Animal Estates Fritz Haeg Whitney Biennial 2008 art ecology model homes animal habitat dwellings species resettlement

Animal Estates ‘Model Homes’ by Fritz Haeg Animal Estates Fritz Haeg Whitney Biennial 2008 art ecology model homes animal habitat dwellings species resettlement – Inhabitat 2008