Prompt:

The envisioned design concept is a pavilion like structure that embodies the essence of industrial architecture and Gothic design, situated among the lush green plants of the South American tropical rainforest. The exhibition hall is made of copper, a material that changes color over time, reflecting the natural cycle of growth and decay in rainforests. The geometric design of the structure, with its sharp lines and angles, creates a beautiful contrast with the curvature and organic form of the surrounding vegetation. The inspiration for the facade comes from Gothic architecture, and the complex copper patterns refer to Gothic window decorations. These patterns are not just aesthetic; They can also provide shade and ventilation, which is a crucial consideration in tropical climates. The impact of industry is evident in the sturdy steel frame, exposed mechanical systems, and original, unfinished copper cladding texture of the exhibition hall. Internally, the exhibition hall provides a peaceful contemplative space, with natural light filtered through copper and steel grids, casting mottled shadows on the interior surface. This design demonstrates the beauty of integrating traditional architectural styles with contemporary design elements, creating a structure that is both environmentally friendly and eye-catching.


复制Prompt