Metropol parasol

This work was inaugurated almost as an epilogue of the real estate bubble, as asymbol of what happened in Spain...

Designers Kristof Crolla & Julien Klisz visualized the YEZO as a retreat center for the idyllic Hokkaido in Japan. The project is designed with an experimental design approach to create a sanctuary in nature, and to use the dramatic landscape of the surroundings. The YEZO’s overall design is a fusion of both aesthetics and algorithms, optimised for fabrication from one single mould to minimise ecological impact and reduce manufacturing cost and delivery time.

Seville, Spain

The enormous Metropol Parasol pavilion was erected in Seville, Spain last year. Spanning 230ft wide and 490ft long, the pavilion is said to…

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Metropol Parasol in Seville, Spain, designed and realized by Jürgen Mayer H of J. Mayer H. Architects, is the largest wooden structure in the world.

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Introduction Metropol Parasol explores the potential of the Plaza de la Encarnacion to become a new contemporary urban center, using a highly developed infrastructure helps to activate the square and surrounding areas. Its role as a unique urban space in dense tissue inside medieval city of Seville allows a variety of activities such as memory, […]