This fake floral pavilion was created by OP Architecture Landscape who collaborated with architecture students at City College in New York, The team used over-sized, pastel pink flowers to build the dome-like structure.
The fake floral pavilion is made using 100 flower arrangements which measure two feet by four feet. The use of polyethylene allows the structure to have an elegantly curvaceous shape -- each flower boasts a curved shape without disrupting the other materials. The dome is made of clusters of flowers that connect at the petals while leaving geometric openings in various sections of the pavilion.
One fascinating feature of the 'Plastic Flowers' structure is that it is completely transportable using a “series of custom inner and outer brackets to hold everything together.”
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Artificial Flower Structures
- Using fake flowers to construct unique, large pavilions and buildings.
- Portable Art Installations
- Creating unique structures that can be easily transported and installed in various locations.
- Sustainable Polyethylene Usage
- Exploring the use of polyethylene as a sustainable and durable material for building structures.
Sectors Adopting This
- Event Planning
- Using artificial flowers to create extravagant event spaces and decor.
- Architecture
- Incorporating unique materials and designs to create dynamic structures.
- Art
- Creating large, interactive art installations using innovative materials and designs.
