I've been intrigued by volcanos since I was a youngster. I remember the middle school Science Fairs where every year there were several papier-mache variants on offer. Some even of plaster, others of clay. It was always fun watching what would happen when the vinegar hit the liquid soap. Alas, I eventually grew out of that phase. Luckily for the world of architecture, some didn't. We are now gifted with a biomass power station with all the whimsy of Syndrome's Island Lair. What fun!
Monday, December 21, 2009
Teratology :: Sydrome Dome
I've been intrigued by volcanos since I was a youngster. I remember the middle school Science Fairs where every year there were several papier-mache variants on offer. Some even of plaster, others of clay. It was always fun watching what would happen when the vinegar hit the liquid soap. Alas, I eventually grew out of that phase. Luckily for the world of architecture, some didn't. We are now gifted with a biomass power station with all the whimsy of Syndrome's Island Lair. What fun!
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