German illustrator Maria Emmrich has designed ‘Manufaktur Eins’, a space-saving magazine system bee keeping system. The beehive has been designed so you can use it in gardens, on a roof terrace, in the workplace or even on a balcony.
The beehive is made off cork-polymer composite, which is great for insulation and is very weather resistance and very light. The modular structure makes it east to clean/service and fix.
There is even a window so you can observe the bees. Via designboom
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