You've never seen cats chill in cribs like these before.
No one had until last weekend in Los Angeles, when top architects with local offices showcased a series of cat houses they'd designed for display at a fundraiser for FixNation, a non-profit working to control cat populations the humane way: trapping, neutering and returning kitties to where they were found.
The architects' creations, which were donated to FixNation, are truly fantastic. Plus, the kitties seem to love them:
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Studio: NAC Architecture. Photo: Grey Crawford
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Studio: Formation Association + Edgar Arceneaux. Photo: Grey Crawford
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Studio: DSH Architecture. Photo: Grey Crawford
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Studio: HOK. Photo: Grey Crawford
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Studio: Space International. Photo: Joshua White
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Studio: Standard Architecture Design. Photo: Grey Crawford
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Studio: Abramson Teiger Architects. Photo: Grey Crawford
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Studio: Wolcott Architecture Interiors. Photo: Grey Crawford
Even though these cribs appeared for a one-night-only event, they'll help more feral cats lead happy, healthy lives. If you'd like more information about FixNation, or to donate, visit fixnation.org.
h/t Dezeen
No one had until last weekend in Los Angeles, when top architects with local offices showcased a series of cat houses they'd designed for display at a fundraiser for FixNation, a non-profit working to control cat populations the humane way: trapping, neutering and returning kitties to where they were found.
The architects' creations, which were donated to FixNation, are truly fantastic. Plus, the kitties seem to love them:
Even though these cribs appeared for a one-night-only event, they'll help more feral cats lead happy, healthy lives. If you'd like more information about FixNation, or to donate, visit fixnation.org.
h/t Dezeen