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| A traveling structure may be reassembled in an almost infinite number of configurations, often at more than one location. Parks, town squares and other public open spaces would make ideal locations for such structures, the piece morphing into its' present location. The family of structures are based around a square (1.8M x 1.8M) module, weighing around 80 Kg. Small individual structures may be used as simple decorative shelters or gazebos, but may also form venues for small to medium sized events, such as concerts, traveling exhibitions, lectures and film shows, even the odd party |
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