Architecture at Sea: Floating Pavilions and the Beauty of Temporary Art

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Architecture is defined by its permanence. While the discipline's most celebrated works are often those that were built to last, there's inherent beauty and value in an architecture of impermanence. Moving beyond conventional buildings and considering environmental and social impacts, temporary structures hold the potential to push the boundaries of architecture and the categorization of art.

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Cite: Eric Baldwin. "Architecture at Sea: Floating Pavilions and the Beauty of Temporary Art" 27 Aug 2020. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/946548/architecture-at-sea-floating-pavilions-and-the-beauty-of-temporary-art> ISSN 0719-8884

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