One of the benefits of being a blogger and being constantly online is that you can find lots of goodies and here’s one I found. Really! These buildings are truly unique and others outright bizarre nonetheless they sure are fun to look at.
Enjoy!
Blur Building Yverdon Les Bainz, Switzerland
A media pavilion on Lake Neuchatel in Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland and was made for Swiss expo in 2002. Designed by architects Elizabeth Diller and Ricardo Scofidio. The building consists of a 60 x 100 x 20 - metre metal construction that sprays innumerable tiny drops of lake water from 31400 jets. the high-pressure spraying technology ensures that the fleeting sculpture will be visible in all weathers, rain or shine.
Blur Building Yverdon Les Bainz, Switzerland
A media pavilion on Lake Neuchatel in Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland and was made for Swiss expo in 2002. Designed by architects Elizabeth Diller and Ricardo Scofidio. The building consists of a 60 x 100 x 20 - metre metal construction that sprays innumerable tiny drops of lake water from 31400 jets. the high-pressure spraying technology ensures that the fleeting sculpture will be visible in all weathers, rain or shine.
I know this list is not comprehensive so if you know of more unique buildings, do drop me comment and a URL. Thanks!
Wow! I’m honestly stunned! What breathtaking buildings and pictures! It’s wonderful to run across great stuff like this on the Web.
Great list! I wish I could visit some of those structures.
How was your holiday? =)
.-= Josiet´s last blog ..Ho Chi Minh City in 4 days =-.
hi josiet,
i had a lovely holiday hehe still recovering and not yet really back into blogging mode. thanks for hopping by and I enjoyed your post about your HCM vacation..
Thank you so much! I knew that there must be a place that would tell me what I wasn’t seeing. This is the first time I’ve seen your blog. It’s great photos.Awesome work.I expect that i will get the further details.
Thanks,
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Are these buildings are really true. If these are true these are really amazing. How I wish I could also see these buildings in personal. Great post.