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Robotically wound flax makes up this unique garden pavilion [Shared]

Posted on November 9, 2021 by Douglas E. Welch

Robotically wound flax makes up this unique garden pavilion

Robotically wound flax makes up this unique garden pavilion [Shared]

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It’s a beautiful, quiet spot surrounded by nature. The livMatS Pavilion looks like an amazing spot to relax and take pictures, but it’s also the first-ever building with a load-bearing structure completely made out of robotically wound flax fiber.

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