Continuing on with our EPCOT Center construction tour, we’re
stepping away from World Showcase for a little while and focusing in on a pair
of Future World pavilions that seemed to also have the attention of our
photographer. The Land and World of Motion were both captured in a pair of
photographs.
For The Land, we’re looking at the greenhouses, specifically
the Tropiculture greenhouse. The greenhouses were carefully plotted out in an
effort to tell a specific story as guests made their way through them. On the
side of World of Motion, this 60 foot high and 320 foot in diameter structure
was built to remind guests of a wheel. It also served as a stark contrast to
the other pavilions of Future World East which used harsh angular lines in
their designs.
A close up, if somewhat blurry, look at the exterior of The
Land’s greenhouse dome.
Another view of The Land’s domed greenhouse, this time we
can also catch a glimpse of the red aquaculture facility.
A shot of World of Motion off in the distance, notice how it
is already glimmering even at this stage in the construction process. Also, the
lagoon sits empty during this period.
The lagoon begins to take on water, and is met by a sea
wall. World of Motion begins to take shape, and even beams of the monorail have
begun being installed.
Further Reading:
You Can Build It – Part II (The Land and World of Motion)
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