CF Moller Architects Designs a Ferry Terminal ith Military Spin
Michael Hines — September 2, 2010 — World
References: cfmoller & fastcodesign
CF Moller Architects has designed a new ferry terminal for Stockholm that pays homage to the military in a big way. Its new terminal, shaped as an aircraft carrier, is an awesome and ironic tribute.
The new terminal may not look like a carrier from inside, but from above it is plain to see the military influence. CF Moller Architects claims the new terminal will be eco-friendly as it will rely upon solar and wind power generators. If you like this carrier-shaped terminal, be sure to click on the links to see more from CF Moller Architects.
The new terminal may not look like a carrier from inside, but from above it is plain to see the military influence. CF Moller Architects claims the new terminal will be eco-friendly as it will rely upon solar and wind power generators. If you like this carrier-shaped terminal, be sure to click on the links to see more from CF Moller Architects.
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