I love when functionality meets art 💜
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It's a concept, a very cool one though.
The Land of Giants. This was an award-winning 2010 architectural design concept by Choi + Shine Architects for a Landsnet power company design competition.
The concept replaced standard steel-framed electrical pylons with 150-foot-tall human figures. These steel giants were designed to appear as if they were striding across mountains and valleys, bowing, or climbing terrain while supporting high-voltage power lines.
Though the structures were never actually built, they garnered international acclaim and went viral for reimagining dull industrial infrastructure as monumental public art.
The Land of Giants. This was an award-winning 2010 architectural design concept by Choi + Shine Architects for a Landsnet power company design competition.
The concept replaced standard steel-framed electrical pylons with 150-foot-tall human figures. These steel giants were designed to appear as if they were striding across mountains and valleys, bowing, or climbing terrain while supporting high-voltage power lines.
Though the structures were never actually built, they garnered international acclaim and went viral for reimagining dull industrial infrastructure as monumental public art.