Top 10: Flower-Shaped Buildings
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Photo: HOK Architects
Spring is in the air—from the magnolia trees bursting into bloom in Brooklyn to the daffodils carpeting the Upper West Side, the last traces of a protracted wet winter are quickly vanishing. The old proverb, April showers bring May flowers, is proving true once again! In the spirit of the times (and the logical corollary to our April post, Architecture in the Rain), we've compiled a group of buildings whose forms are indebted to flowers, literally. From geometric inspiration to cultural responsiveness, these projects strut their stuff (petals?) across the globe.
Lotus Temple (Bahá'í House of Worship)
Architect: Fariborz Sahba
Location: New Delhi, India
Photo: Peking.Duck via flickr
Burj Khalifa
Architect: SOM
Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Photo: Stéphane Compoint
Learn more about this project on the Architizer database.
ArtScience Museum
Architect: Moshe Safdie
Location: Marina Bay, Singapore
Photo: williamcho via flickr
Baku Flame Towers
Architect: HOK
Location: Baku, Azerbaijan
Photo: Andrey Serenko
Learn more about this project on the Architizer database.
Tbilisi Public Service Hall
Architect: Studio Fuksas
Location: Tbilisi, Georgia
Photo: Studio Fuksas
Learn more about this project on Architizer.
Hangzhou Sports Park
Architect: NBBJ with CCDI
Location: Hangzhou, China
Photo: via tech source
Learn more about this project on the Architizer database.
Prentice Women's Hospital Building
Architect: Bertrand Goldberg & Associates
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Photo: via chicago modern
Wuhan New Energy Center
Architect: Grontmij with Soeters Van Eldonk Architects
Location: Wuhan, China
Photo: via thedesigninspiration
Starlight Theater
Architect: Studio Gang Architects
Location: Rockford, Illinois
Photo: Studio Gang Architects
Underground Eco-House
Architect: MAKE Architects
Location: Bolton, United Kingdom
Photo: MAKE Architects
BONUS PROJECT!!!
La Sagrada Familia Church
Architect: Antoni Gaudí
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Photo: dbaron via flickr
http://architizer.com/blog/top-10-flower-shaped-buildings/
Photo: HOK Architects
Spring is in the air—from the magnolia trees bursting into bloom in Brooklyn to the daffodils carpeting the Upper West Side, the last traces of a protracted wet winter are quickly vanishing. The old proverb, April showers bring May flowers, is proving true once again! In the spirit of the times (and the logical corollary to our April post, Architecture in the Rain), we've compiled a group of buildings whose forms are indebted to flowers, literally. From geometric inspiration to cultural responsiveness, these projects strut their stuff (petals?) across the globe.
Architect: Fariborz Sahba
Location: New Delhi, India
Photo: Peking.Duck via flickr
Architect: SOM
Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Photo: Stéphane Compoint
Learn more about this project on the Architizer database.
Architect: Moshe Safdie
Location: Marina Bay, Singapore
Photo: williamcho via flickr
Architect: HOK
Location: Baku, Azerbaijan
Photo: Andrey Serenko
Learn more about this project on the Architizer database.
Architect: Studio Fuksas
Location: Tbilisi, Georgia
Photo: Studio Fuksas
Learn more about this project on Architizer.
Architect: NBBJ with CCDI
Location: Hangzhou, China
Photo: via tech source
Learn more about this project on the Architizer database.
Architect: Bertrand Goldberg & Associates
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Photo: via chicago modern
Architect: Grontmij with Soeters Van Eldonk Architects
Location: Wuhan, China
Photo: via thedesigninspiration
Architect: Studio Gang Architects
Location: Rockford, Illinois
Photo: Studio Gang Architects
Architect: MAKE Architects
Location: Bolton, United Kingdom
Photo: MAKE Architects
La Sagrada Familia Church
Architect: Antoni Gaudí
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Photo: dbaron via flickr
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