Queen Victoria's Garden, Melbourne

In Queen Victoria's garden, the temporary building designed by the British architect Amanda Levete of AL_A Architects will use the latest technology used in nautical engineering, which looks like a tree canopy in a forest.

The five-meter-wide petals made of ultra-thin transparent composite and carbon fiber will "sway" on the slender pillars in this unique shaded landscape, which is intended to imitate the natural swing of trees.

Amanda Levete said, “The MPavilion we designed was to create a forest canopy-like feeling. The slender cylinders that seem fragile and difficult to support petals sway gently in the breeze. The light and shadow under the canopy are mottled and look extremely dreamy.