The Form of Wander: A Tree-like Structure

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MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, January 08, 2019.Description: 699 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Where the Riverfront Park recreational space extends onto the waterway, Form of Wander is situated to host new outdoor activities and new memories of the Tampa’s active waterfront. As an inverted mangrove, the green-hued aluminum canopy announces itself among palms as a signal on the Hillsborough River. The tree-like structure appears to float between water and land.

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Aluminium (7) ,
USA (225) ,
Technology (282) ,
Tampa (4) ,
Structure (84) ,
Resilience (72) ,
Project (1170) ,
Pedestrian realm (83) ,
Park (57) ,
Landscape (273)

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Designing Matter, Low Density, MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY, Project, Technology and fabrication

Aluminium, Canopy, Colour, Design, Designing Matter, Florida, Landscape, Park, Pedestrian realm, Project, Resilience, Structure, Tampa, Technology, USA, Waterfront

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Where the Riverfront Park recreational space extends onto the waterway, Form of Wander is situated to host new outdoor activities and new memories of the Tampa’s active waterfront. As an inverted mangrove, the green-hued aluminum canopy announces itself among palms as a signal on the Hillsborough River. The tree-like structure appears to float between water and land.

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