Henning Larsen Architects Set to Build a Flintstones-Approved Aquarium
Michael Hines — June 29, 2010 — Art & Design
References: henninglarsen & fastcompany
Henning Larsen Architects recently won a contract to build a new aquarium in the Georgian city of Batumi. This aquarium takes its design from its surroundings. In this case, the inspiration is rocks -- and a lot of them.
Apparently Batumi beach is covered in smooth rocks, which is what led to the awesome design of this aquarium. The aquarium is set to house a dolphinarium and a zoo. If you want to see more kickass aquariums or work from Henning Larsen Architects, click the links provided.
Apparently Batumi beach is covered in smooth rocks, which is what led to the awesome design of this aquarium. The aquarium is set to house a dolphinarium and a zoo. If you want to see more kickass aquariums or work from Henning Larsen Architects, click the links provided.
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