Abondantus Gigantus
ENSCHEDE – A temporary pavilion in Enschede, the Netherlands, was a larger-than-life toy block structure.
The pavilion was made of Legioblocks – concrete blocks that resemble Lego bricks – coloured in bright, primary tones just like the or
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