- Seville, an enchanting city in Spain, now proudly showcases a new architectural gem: the Metropol Parasol.
- The Metropol Parasol is locally known as “The Mushrooms” which is easily understandable as the support columns resemble the base of a mushroom.
- Metropol Parasol featuring street scenes and modern architecture as well as a couple.
- Metropol Parasol: Following a competition held by the city of Seville, Spain back in 2004, a redevelopment.
- Now, the recently opened Metropol Parasol offers visitors cool shops, a market and even a stage for concerts and plays.
- Resembling a grove of prefabricated trees, the Metropol Parasol stands 26 meters high and has dimensions measuring 150 by 70 meters.
- However, it is officially known as Metropol Parasol because of its six umbrella-like structures, known as parasols.
- The Metropol Parasol by Jürgen Mayer resembles a grove of prefabricated wooden trees soaring over the shabby Plaza de la Encarnación...
- Metropol Parasol has a number of features that make it a unique structure.
- Metropol Parasol is a wooden building placed in La Encarnación square, in the old quarter of Seville, Spain.