The Shanghai Expo 2010 is looming and some of the pavilions that have gone on display are incredible. This one is from the Brit camp. “The 20 meter high cube-like structure is pierced by 60,000 slim and transparent acrylic rods.
The centerpiece of the pavilion is the seed cathedral, where visitors will be able to explore a variety of seeds of different plants featured on the end of each rod.
It has been designed by Brit architect, Thomas Heatherwick ‘The cathedral represents UK’s understanding of ‘better city, better life,’ which also reflects how biological diversity has influenced and improved people’s life,’ Heatherwick stated.”


Photos [VIA]
Visitors Who Read This Post Also Read
- Thomas Hooper Artist And Tattooist
- The Secret Life of Everyday Things: Art by Terry Border
- Best According to Reuters 2003-2009
- Malthus Aquaponic Unit
- The New City of Gods by Wilson Coelho
- Beetle-Inspired Tiny Treehouse by Terunobu Fujimori
- 60 Stunning HDR Photos of Animals
- The Left Hand Of God Artwork Competition




Enter your WordPress.com blog URL
http://.wordpress.com
Proceed