Urban planner and architect Stefano Boeri has designed what the Italian government hopes will be inviting vaccination locations. “Best known for making so-called vertical forests out of Milan
skyscrapers, Mr. Boeri has sought to help his country with architectural flower power — designing 1,500 pavilions with a primrose theme where the vaccine will be distributed,” per
The
New York Times. “The primrose is the first flower after the winter” Boeri says, calling his vision for the building design “a strong message that everyone can understand.”
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