Séville, las Setas Drawing

Welcome The Mushroom Known as "Las setas", it is the largest wooden structure in the world. Opened in 2011, the work of German architect Jürgen Mayer is 26 metres high. The structure is made up of six large parasols in the shape of mushrooms, and it affords fantastic views of Seville from the viewing point ☝️ For those who may not be familiar, Las Setas is a modern structure located in the heart of Seville, Spain. The building, which resembles a giant mushroom, is made of timber and steel and boasts a unique, wavy shape that has become a beloved landmark in the city. My sketch captures the intricate details of this remarkable building, from its ribbed, honeycomb-like exterior to the sweeping curves of its rooftop terrace. As someone who loves architecture and design, I was immediately drawn to the Setas when I first saw it. It's a perfect example of how modern construction techniques and materials can be used to create something truly unique and awe-inspiring. And now, with this sketch, I hope to share that sense of wonder with others? If you're a fan of architecture or simply appreciate beautiful, handmade art, then this Setas de Sevilla sketch is the perfect addition to your collection. It's a one-of-a-kind piece that captures the essence of this remarkable building and will surely spark conversation and admiration wherever it's displayed?