Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Top photo is of all the greenhouse domes, the
middle photo is a close up of one of the domes and the steel frame and
the bottom photo is of a garden on the inside. (Photos are from
Google.com) The last material that Sporre discusses is steel. This
material is said
to have endless possibilities on what can be created out of it, and it
first began being used during the industrial age which had changed
architecture from then on. An example of a building that Sporre gives is
the Greenhouse domes in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This material maybe light
in weight, but is strong. It allows architects to be creative when it
comes to thinking of different shapes such as the domes for buildings.
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