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At the edge of the Metropol Parasol, the structure reveals itself most clearly. The individual lattice modules — diamond-shaped panels of FSC-certified Baltic pine, coated in polyurethane to withstand the Seville sun — appear here in close detail: their faces catching the Andalusian light on one side and falling into deep shadow on the other, the alternating pattern creating a graphic rhythm across the frame. At the top, the perimeter of the structure traces an undulating line against the deep blue sky — the rounded edges of each module giving the giant canopy its organic, almost biological silhouette. Jürgen Mayer H.'s achievement was not just the scale of the structure but the precision of its parts: a system that reads as pattern up close and as organism from a distance.
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