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−	Zenith de Strasbourg is an indoor arena designed in the Postmodern Expressionist style, and located in the eastern ~~France~~ city of Eckbolsheim, Bas-Rhin. It hosts sport, music and theatre events and has a capacity of 12,079.	+	Zenith de Strasbourg is an indoor arena designed in the Postmodern Expressionist style, and located in the eastern French city of Eckbolsheim, Bas-Rhin. It hosts sport, music and theatre events and has a capacity of 12,079.

−	Designed by Italian architect Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas, and completed in 2008, the ~~structural steel frame~~ is covered with a translucent orange fabric~~. This~~ gives ~~the structure~~ the appearance of being solid during the day ~~but~~, when illuminated at night, becomes translucent ~~to reveal~~ its internal structure.	+	Designed by Italian architect Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas, and completed in 2008, the building is intended to be a single, unified and autonomous ‘light sculpture’. It is covered with a translucent orange fabric which gives it the appearance of being solid during the day, but when illuminated at night, it becomes translucent, revealing its internal structure.

−	~~The concept of the design was to consider the building as a single, unifying and autonomous ‘light sculpture’.~~ The ellipsoid metal façade is layered and rotated to ~~achieve~~ a dynamic and playful form ~~which is then~~ accentuated by the textile membrane which is made of woven and coated glass fibre. Light projections can be cast onto the membrane creating a ‘giant billboard’.	+	The ellipsoid metal façade is layered and rotated to create a dynamic and playful form, accentuated by the textile membrane which is made from a woven and coated glass fibre. Light projections can be cast onto the membrane creating a ‘giant billboard’.

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	Zenith de Strasbourg is an indoor arena designed in the Postmodern Expressionist style, and located in the eastern France city of Eckbolsheim, Bas-Rhin. It hosts sport, music and theatre events and has a capacity of 12,079.		Zenith de Strasbourg is an indoor arena designed in the Postmodern Expressionist style, and located in the eastern France city of Eckbolsheim, Bas-Rhin. It hosts sport, music and theatre events and has a capacity of 12,079.
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	Designed by Italian architect Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas, and completed in 2008, the structural steel frame is covered with a translucent orange fabric. This gives the structure the appearance of being solid during the day but, when illuminated at night, becomes translucent to reveal its internal structure.		Designed by Italian architect Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas, and completed in 2008, the structural steel frame is covered with a translucent orange fabric. This gives the structure the appearance of being solid during the day but, when illuminated at night, becomes translucent to reveal its internal structure.

−	The concept of the design was to consider the building as a single, unifying and autonomous ‘light sculpture’. The ellipsoid metal façade is layered and rotated to achieve a dynamic and playful form which is then accentuated by the textile membrane which is made of woven and coated glass fibre. Light projections can be cast onto the membrane creating ~~into~~ a ‘giant billboard’.	+	The concept of the design was to consider the building as a single, unifying and autonomous ‘light sculpture’. The ellipsoid metal façade is layered and rotated to achieve a dynamic and playful form which is then accentuated by the textile membrane which is made of woven and coated glass fibre. Light projections can be cast onto the membrane creating a ‘giant billboard’.

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Zenith de Strasbourg is an indoor arena designed in the Postmodern Expressionist style, and located in the eastern France city of Eckbolsheim, Bas-Rhin. It hosts sport, music and theatre events and has a capacity of 12,079.

Designed by Italian architect Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas, and completed in 2008, the structural steel frame is covered with a translucent orange fabric. This gives the structure the appearance of being solid during the day but, when illuminated at night, becomes translucent to reveal its internal structure.

The concept of the design was to consider the building as a single, unifying and autonomous ‘light sculpture’. The ellipsoid metal façade is layered and rotated to achieve a dynamic and playful form which is then accentuated by the textile membrane which is made of woven and coated glass fibre. Light projections can be cast onto the membrane creating into a ‘giant billboard’.

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* Dali Theatre and Museum.
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* Millennium Dome.
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* Royal Albert Hall.
* Unusual building design of the week.
* Wembley arena.

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