Tuesday, November 3, 2015

Camping in style or not at Black Rock City





Airstream 






Atvidaberg camp, locality in Sweden, All Terrain Truck





Military Heavy Duty Truck






Alan's Corner Camp






Painted RV






Old School Camper with swamp cooler system






Tiny house on a bed truck






Culture clash  in front of camp Psyclone






 Space Cubes at The Lost Hotel Camp a.k.a. Playa Foreplay camp






Node of the Space Cubes at the Lost Hotel Camp






Camp with wood frame structure and shade cloth





DPW shade structure





Camouflage for shade





Camp with Camouflage





Camouflage net with Hexayurts





Camp with net and tarp





Camp with Bell Tents and Aluminet shade cloth






Camp Dreamer's Playground with Lotus Bell Tents





Desert canvas tents at Camp Caravan of Light






Caidal, the Moroccan tent for dignitaries






Several solutions at once






Different Tents under shade cloth





Kodiak/Springbar tent






Cabelas XWT tent without the fly






Cabelas XWT tent legs






Eskimo pop-up shelter






Several Solutions: Hexas, Playadome and shade cloth for the Coneheads camp






Parachute






Parachute in Tipi style






Tipis under construction






Sioux Tipi






Playadomes camp






Carport






Do Lab Quinoa canopy by Josh Flemming, can be put up entirely solo by a skilled rigger, here 2 participants did it.
Many thanks to Elliott Shuffle for the info.






Optidome by KD Kanopy, for giants






Monkey Hut in sniper mode






Aluminet






StarTwin 1320 by KD Kanopy






Tent under a monkey hut






a carport for The Misting Vagina by Rosario Dawson 2015






The meaning of life was there






 Elvis has left the playa, time to leave the house






 Some swear, Elvis went through the Airport






 88NV BRC airport






BRC from The camp IAMU looking at Old Razorback mountain





La Calaca Village at 3:00@Jolly





At the corner of the Barbie Death Camp





 Shark attack






Tourist at Plug and Play camp: dude, Coachella is so dusty this year.





 Usual means of transportation at BRC










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1 comment:

Unknown said...

Cafe Diem was largely inspired by Kenneth Snelson's Needle Towers, and the design principle of Tensegrity was pioneered by Bucky Fuller, creator of the geodesic dome.

The dynamic nature of tensegrity when given enough play yields to the playa winds better than a rigid structure.

Thanks for the shout out and this prestigious BRC architectural award!