The Country's Best Yurt
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The Nomad's wall and roof structure is a single bamboo frame. There are twelve pieces that lock together to form a hexagon. -
The Nomad is seven feet high, 12 feet wide, about 120 square feet, and rather suggestive of a glowing, space-age orb. -
Beyond green materials and a more compact construction, Ecoshack’s innovation is, we’re pleased to report, a looker.
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