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Grass-topped Dutch office by Studio Massimo "adds habitat rather than taking it"

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Studio Massimo has completed a bio-based office in the Netherlands that integrates seamlessly into the surrounding woodland with its green roof and bark cladding. The design, inspired by local turf homes, uses native plants on the roof to create habitat rather than detract from it, emphasizing sustainable and harmonious architecture. Developers should watch for more projects that blend human-made structures with natural environments to promote biodiversity and sustainability.

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