For apiculturist looking to add a little computer architecture to their urban or rural back railway yard , enter Bubees , a top - bar system that is sustainable , functional , and attractive . design by Steve Steere , a commercial artist and beekeeper from Malibu , California , top bar organization mime the ways bees acquit in nature .
The beehive sport 24 bar under which bee build combs . To harvest honey , but lift out a bar and cut off the comb . Bubees are made almost entirely of reclaimed woodwind instrument , and painted with a non - toxic milk finish . They have an watching windowpane and are 4 - foot - improbable , which makes working well-fixed and keep on vermin away.-Lynn Felici - Gallant
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A BubeePhoto/Illustration: Courtesy Steve Steere
