Flying Cloud Milan
Concept Study What if protection from the weather became part of the exhibition itself? Designed as a floating cloud above a courtyard in Milan, the lighter-than-air structure was conceived to shelter a collection of high-value vehicles without enclosing the space or interrupting its architectural character. Instead of adding a conventional roof, the concept uses buoyancy […]
What if protection from the weather became part of the exhibition itself?
Designed as a floating cloud above a courtyard in Milan, the lighter-than-air structure was conceived to shelter a collection of high-value vehicles without enclosing the space or interrupting its architectural character.
Instead of adding a conventional roof, the concept uses buoyancy to create protection from above — light, temporary and visually memorable.
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