The Jimmy Connors Tennis Centre Was Inspired by a Tennis Ball
Meghan Young — August 26, 2010 — Art & Design
References: e-architect & psfk
The Jimmy Connors Tennis Centre & Stadium was inspired by a deconstructed tennis ball. Undoubtedly interesting, this crazy architectural piece is quite eye-pleasing to say the least.
Designed by Foundation Architecture & Design Ltd., the Jimmy Connors Tennis Centre & Stadium is located in Abu Dhabi. The curvaceous structure is recognizable as giant, steel tennis ball once you see the deconstruction with your very eyes via the featured gallery.
Designed by Foundation Architecture & Design Ltd., the Jimmy Connors Tennis Centre & Stadium is located in Abu Dhabi. The curvaceous structure is recognizable as giant, steel tennis ball once you see the deconstruction with your very eyes via the featured gallery.
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