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Inside the pavilion is a single 200m (985
ft) long space, shaped by the berms and enclosed by curtain walls
and a long span, concrete roof, punctuated by skylights. The
berms, clad with plants and flowers on the south faces and stone
and wood on the north faces, exist somewhere between the natural
and the man-made. They seem to represent natural geological conditions,
such that water moving through the building formed the walls
of the space. Moving along the wood bridge, one looks down at
the water basin, saturated with vegetation, which furthers this
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Biosphere and Flower Pavilion.Potsdam, Germany |
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