Can stone flow like a river?
Inspired by the geomorphology of the Louisiana region’s ancient riverbed, this museum’s sculptural foyer uses 1,100 cast stone panels to form a pathway to the museum’s interior galleries. The panels were designed and assembled using a custom automation process.

Technology is the new alchemy, turning rocks into water.

Louisiana State Museum and Sports Hall of Fame. Natchitoches, Louisiana, United States TRAHAN ARCHITECTS

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Why can’t walls be invisible?
This is a museum for a glass collection, and the architects decided that a building for glass should be made of glass. The building is composed of a solid
floor and a solid ceiling that appear to magically float on glass walls.

The boldest architecture is sometimes hard to see.

Glass Pavilion at the Toledo Museum of Art. Toledo, Ohio, United States SANAA

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