Modular Festival Bar revolves to allow spectators an extensive view
The “Modular Festival Bar” by British Designer Ben Lark is a multifunctional space that could be used as both a bar and viewing platform for festivals and live events. The modular building is designed to be located around NMSI Wroughton, a disused airbase in Wiltshire used as a storage facility for the Science Museum in London, which also hosts a variety of events ranging from the International Kite festival, Air displays and car shows to corporate events. Featuring an angled shape to create a stunning "false" perspective, the multi-purpose building offers a flexible space that revolves to allow an extensive view of the 40-acre site to the spectators.
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