At the recent Giving Shelter event in Culver City, California, several architecture and design firms unveiled shelters they created for outdoor cats. All proceeds went to FixNation, a not-for-profit group that promotes humane Trap-Neuter-Return practices.
Design and architecture firms that participated in the event included Abramson Teiger Architects, d3architecture, DSH// architecture, Formation Association + Edgar Arceneaux, HOK, Lehrer Architects, NAC|Architecture, Perkins and Will, Pfeiffer Partners Architects, RNL, RTKL, Space Int’l, Standard Architecture, and Wolcott Architecture | Interiors.
Here are some of the shelters that were on display at the event, dubbed Architects for Animals’ “Giving Shelter:”
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Outdoor cat shelter by Abramson Teiger Architects. (Photo credit: Grey Crawford) -
Outdoor cat shelter by d3architecture. (Photo credit: Grey Crawford) -
Outdoor cat shelter by DSH architecture. (Photo credit: Grey Crawford) -
Outdoor cat shelter by Formation Association + Edgar Arceneaux. (Photo credit: Grey Crawford) -
Outdoor cat shelter by HOK. (Photo credit: Grey Crawford) -
Outdoor cat shelter by Lehrer Architects. (Photo credit: Grey Crawford) -
Outdoor cat shelter by NAC|Architecture. (Photo credit: Grey Crawford) -
Outdoor cat shelter by Perkins and Will. (Photo credit: Grey Crawford) -
Outdoor cat shelter by Pfeiffer Partners Architects. (Photo credit: Found Animals) -
Outdoor cat shelter by RNL. (Photo credit: Grey Crawford) -
Outdoor cat shelter by RTKL. (Photo credit Konnect PR) -
Outdoor cat shelter by Space Int'l. (Photo credit: Found Animals) -
Outdoor cat shelter by Standard Architecture. (Photo credit: Grey Crawford) -
Outdoor cat shelter by Wolcott Architecture Interiors. (Photo credit: Grey Crawford)
