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Heather and Ivan Morison: I am so sorry. Goodbye Tea House

Posted on July 28, 2009

Heather and Ivan Morison I am so sorry. Goodbye double-domed pavilion at Barbican Art Gallery

This is a beautiful organic shape art installation. With their I am so sorry. Goodbye double-domed pavilion, Heather and Ivan Morison explored the relationship between the built environment and nature. The interior has a few chairs and tables and a service bar where you can have a tea.

Heather and Ivan Morison\'s Balsa Wood Dome Tea House on Display at Barbican Waterside in London

If you are passing by London, UK until October 18th, 2009, pass by the Barbican Waterside to see this amazing Balsa wood structure. Looking inside the doom is supposed to bring a futuristic feeling. Another reason to go in, they are serving hibiscus tea inside. The admission is free.

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  • KimVallee
    July 28, 2009 at 15:34

    A cool exhibit in London, UK: Heather and Ivan Morison: I am so sorry. Goodbye Tea House http://bit.ly/5Yja6

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