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wovencityEver wonder what our modern-day cities could look like 100 years from now in a perfect world? Architect Luc Schuiten endeavors to find out with his Vegetal City installation, currently on display in Brussels. The entrance, made up of an archway with branches covered in blinking yellow lights, leads the exhibit's visitors into a magical world of architectural drawings and models of cities where city residents live peacefully with nature.1
lotus cityEver wonder what our modern-day cities could look like 100 years from now in a perfect world? Architect Luc Schuiten endeavors to find out with his Vegetal City installation, currently on display in Brussels. The entrance, made up of an archway with branches covered in blinking yellow lights, leads the exhibit's visitors into a magical world of architectural drawings and models of cities where city residents live peacefully with nature.2
vegetal cityEver wonder what our modern-day cities could look like 100 years from now in a perfect world? Architect Luc Schuiten endeavors to find out with his Vegetal City installation, currently on display in Brussels. The entrance, made up of an archway with branches covered in blinking yellow lights, leads the exhibit's visitors into a magical world of architectural drawings and models of cities where city residents live peacefully with nature.3
lotus cityEver wonder what our modern-day cities could look like 100 years from now in a perfect world? Architect Luc Schuiten endeavors to find out with his Vegetal City installation, currently on display in Brussels. The entrance, made up of an archway with branches covered in blinking yellow lights, leads the exhibit's visitors into a magical world of architectural drawings and models of cities where city residents live peacefully with nature.4
vegetal cityEver wonder what our modern-day cities could look like 100 years from now in a perfect world? Architect Luc Schuiten endeavors to find out with his Vegetal City installation, currently on display in Brussels. The entrance, made up of an archway with branches covered in blinking yellow lights, leads the exhibit's visitors into a magical world of architectural drawings and models of cities where city residents live peacefully with nature.5
vegetal cityEver wonder what our modern-day cities could look like 100 years from now in a perfect world? Architect Luc Schuiten endeavors to find out with his Vegetal City installation, currently on display in Brussels. The entrance, made up of an archway with branches covered in blinking yellow lights, leads the exhibit's visitors into a magical world of architectural drawings and models of cities where city residents live peacefully with nature.6
vegetal cityEver wonder what our modern-day cities could look like 100 years from now in a perfect world? Architect Luc Schuiten endeavors to find out with his Vegetal City installation, currently on display in Brussels. The entrance, made up of an archway with branches covered in blinking yellow lights, leads the exhibit's visitors into a magical world of architectural drawings and models of cities where city residents live peacefully with nature.7
