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Green Ark, a new garden pavilion from modified softwood, is conceived for plant conservation

Green Ark by NU Architectuur Atelier.

The Green Ark now graces the Meise Botanic Garden on the grounds of Bouchout Castle in the Flemish Brabant. The new pavilion is part of a project to revive and extend 7,600 sq m of greenhouses in this centre of plant conservation. The structure, designed by NU Architectuur Atelier, is fashioned from Kebony Clear wood to create a dramatic lattice structure at the heart of the 92-hectare Botanic Garden’s conservatory complex.

The ground floor provides views into the surrounding greenhouses (Image credit: NU Architectuur Atelier )
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