The Southbank Centre of the Hayward Gallery in London, England has become the home of a new exhibition called “Psycho Buildings". The installation includes a roof top lake, designed like an infinity pool, looking like you could row yourself right over the edge; a steel-plated “Life Tunnel†by Atelier Bow-Bow; a red fabric “Staircase V†by Korean artist Do Ho Suh and an inflated transparent fabric geodesic sphere named “Observatory, Air-Port-Cityâ€, which you climb a staircase to the roof and proceed to roll and bounce around while observers below enjoy the view.
The exhibition runs from May 28 to August 25, 2008.
What's Driving This Trend
- Rooftop Lakes
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- Psycho Buildings
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- Art Exhibitions
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- Architecture
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- Urban Design
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