Search results

So... it’ll end up like Tokyo’s castle? That’s it? Pic from Matcha.

I mean... I hope this doesn’t come off as stupid - I’m sure there’s an answer I haven’t thought of -, but how do the escape pods... um, “drop”, in space?

I guess no palm trees, then? :confused:

This dark tone is just strange. Doesn’t work at all with the beige/gold on the sides.

Maybe they’re doing some greenery work? Cutting trees and stuff... don’t know if the walls would be really needed if that was the case, though.

Crazy how the foliage has overgrown to obscure the building...

I can’t even UNDERSTAND why they chose to paint it the way they did. It makes absolutely no sense aesthetic-wise, theme-wise, design-wise... someone?

!!!

I can only imagine they will bring it back to its original look in some way... bright colors, lots of glass, natural light and open spaces. I hope.

That seems a bit... narrow... doesn’t it? Or is it the picture’s angle?

I’m so excited to see the fins/metallic legs go away in favor of the white and sleek ones... I really think that is going to bring it all together.

Maybe they’re waiting for Sunday... @marni1971? Anything you can add?

I must say, some of these posters have beautiful design.

Can we have the link? The one I found wasn’t loading... :confused:

DHS’s version seems to have a LOT more color. Disneyland’s GE just seems too... beige.

It’s funny how, half a century later, this style of architecture still looks somewhat futuristic.

If they end up planting tall trees (such as the ones supposedly seen in the artwork), how different will it be from the tombstones, really? I mean, greener and somewhat cleaner, obviously... but it’ll still be on the way of SSE and all the architecture that surrounds it. Oh, palm trees. I miss you.

Does anyone know how the “going into the Falcon” illusion is done? I’ve heard someone say that it isn’t very convincing...

So... can we have a thread solely about EPCOT Center’s design decisions? About each pavilion’s architecture and how they delivered its message through simple yet stunning buildings? With trivia? And pics? I think that’s long due. Thanks.

First of all, I loved this magazine-like presentation of the project. It’s not only intuituve, but also very easy and nice to read. You nailed this. Now onto the actual project. Making a Renaissance-themed village the park’s entrance was a very smart move, nicely tying the discovery and...