- The Cardboard Cathedral, constructed as simple A-frame structure from 98 equally sized cardboard tubes and 8 steel shipping containers, is said to be one of the...
- It is nicknamed the "Cardboard Cathedral" due to its extensive use of cardboard tubes in its construction.
- He visited Christchurch and agreed to design a cardboard cathedral. In a little over two years the building was completed.
- Explore unique and sustainable cardboard cathedral designs that showcase the beauty of architecture. Discover how cardboard can be transformed into...
- Cardboard Cathedral was designed by Shigeru Ban of Japan and was opened in 2013 as the replacement for Christchurch Cathedral after the 2011 earthquake.
- The new cathedral, with its cardboard-tube roof beams, was designed pro bono by Japanese architect Shigeru Ban, who has achieved worldwide acclaim for...
- The Cardboard Cathedral in the New Zealand town of Christchurch, designed by architecture legend Shigeru Ban, serves as a replacement for the city’s...
- "Cardboard Cathedral" is just a catchier name than "Eco-friendly and Sustainable Cathedral."
- see designboom’s coverage of shigeru ban’s cardboard cathedral when it was still in its initial concept phase and during construction .
- Available at: https://www.theurbandeveloper.com/articles/designing-for-disaster-shigeru-bans-cardboard-cathedral (Accessed: 23 August 2021).