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the airport by MAD spans 2,267 hectares and features a 12,000-square-meter terminal under its feather-like roof.
the spiral structure is built from upcycled lantana camara, an invasive shrub introduced to india through colonial trade routes.
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designboom discusses this creative boom with stefano boeri, MVRDV's winy maas, christian kerez, beat huesler of oppenheim architecture, and the team at bofill taller de arquitectura.
the proposal draws from a historic english architectural feature composed of alternating curves.

front of pavilion akihisa hirata – bloomberg pavilion – 2011 photo ©
acute corner of pavilion photo ©
side of pavilion photo ©
side of pavilion akihisa hirata – bloomberg pavilion – 2011 photo ©
detail of pleated surface photo ©
upward view of the pleated surface from the interior akihisa hirata – bloomberg pavilion – 2011 photo ©
upward view from interior photo ©
interior photo ©
at dusk akihisa hirata – bloomberg pavilion – 2011 photo ©
detail of pleated surface photo ©
illuminated from the interior at night photo ©
exhibition at night image © designboom
within the plaza at night image © designboom
rendering image courtesy of museum of contemporary art tokyo
goode projection of roof image courtesy of akihisa hirata architecture office
diagram of exterior form image courtesy of akihisa hirata architecture office
equilateral triangles versus hyplane triangles image courtesy of akihisa hirata architecture office
conceptual sketch image courtesy of akihisa hirata architecture office
triangulated panels image courtesy of akihisa hirata architecture office
welding the panels together image courtesy of akihisa hirata architecture office
assembling of panels before shipping image courtesy of akihisa hirata architecture office
installation image courtesy of akihisa hirata architecture office
aerial view of roof image courtesy of akihisa hirata architecture office