Coney Island Parachute Pavilion Revealed
A quartet of Londoners–Chris Hardie, Andrew Groarke, Kevin Carmody, and Lewis Kinneir–beat out 863 other design teams to win the Coney Island Parachute Pavilion competition, the Coney Island Development Corporation and the non-profit Van Alen Institute announced yesterday. The design, with it s web of lights rising 30 feet from the ground, is part of…
A quartet of Londoners–Chris Hardie, Andrew Groarke, Kevin Carmody, and Lewis Kinneir–beat out 863 other design teams to win the Coney Island Parachute Pavilion competition, the Coney Island Development Corporation and the non-profit Van Alen Institute announced yesterday. The design, with it s web of lights rising 30 feet from the ground, is part of a larger push to rejuvenate the once-festive area. The 7,800-square-foot pavilion, rendered above, includes a restaurant, souvenir shop and exhibition space.
Parachute Pavilion Winners Announce [Archinect]
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I agree . . . surely the real travesty is architectural critism which is so light weight that it cannot even hold name yet alone mite! To truely critise does one not have to suggest at the same time, for two negatives do not make a positive.
I await a response of weight, might and substance.
i always find it funny when someone “anonymously” makes a comment that something is ugly. come on people! it would be amazing if something half this good got built in coney island. show your face mr anonymous!
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that has got to be the ugliest thing i’ve ever seen. what a travesty.