Levitating building melts minds in London's Covent Garden

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We've covered a number of unusual architecture projects here at Gizmag, but Alex Chinneck's latest creation is probably the first that appears to levitate. Following his sliding facade project in Margate, England, the British artist is back and wowing visitors to London's Covent Garden with Take my lightning but don’t steal my thunder: a melding of architecture and art that features a market building apparently floating 3m (10 ft) in mid-air... Continue Reading Levitating building melts minds in London's Covent Garden

Section: Architecture

Tags: Alex Chinneck, Art, Floating, London

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