The Vitra monument is a memorial to commemorate the 220,000 lives lost in the recent Haiti earthquake. It is formed by individual blocks at different heights to accomplish the structure. The block terrain is inspired by the "lego" project of the Bjarke Ingels URXS DUFKLWHFWXUDO?UP DQG in Berlin.
The Vitra monument is a memorial to commemorate the 220,000 lives lost in the recent Haiti earthquake. It is formed by individual blocks at different heights to accomplish the structure. The block terrain is inspired by the "lego" project of the Bjarke Ingels URXS DUFKLWHFWXUDO?UP DQG in Berlin.
The Vitra monument is a memorial to commemorate the 220,000 lives lost in the recent Haiti earthquake. It is formed by individual blocks at different heights to accomplish the structure. The block terrain is inspired by the "lego" project of the Bjarke Ingels URXS DUFKLWHFWXUDO?UP DQG in Berlin.
the lost of a estimate 220,000 lifes. This monument is designed as a memorial to commemorate these lifes and also to symbolize the unity of nations gathered to help the remainder of the population. The main feature of The Vitra Monument is the symbol of the cross. The cross is a symbol that is used in many cultural as a sign of life, fertility, and is predominantly used as a symbol to represent Christianity. It is formed by individual blocks at different heights to accomplish the structure. It resembles the shockwaves of earthquake, shattering the earth and its stand- Main Blog ing structure, as symbolize by the maze-like structure around the crosses. by Dominic Cheung Monument
The material used in this
monument are mainly concrete. Concrete gives an
used this texture on a uneven block terrain gives a sense of chaos and destruction. Yet the concrete on the cross symbol is still whole and complete suggests the hope is not yet gone. The blue glass texture is used to give the monument a
Museum is that the materials are too blend and dull, al- Main Blog though effective, it lacks the modernized style of a design museum. by Dominic Cheung The block terrain is in- spired by the “Lego” proj- ect of the Bjarke Ingels
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- signed for death during the Holocaust. It is designed by a New York architect,