Kew Tree Top Walkway & Rhizotron / Marks Barfield Architects

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Text description provided by the architects. Kew Garden's Tree Top Walkway opened on 24th May 2008, Kew’s Year of the Tree, to over 9,000 visitors. The Walkway is a thrilling experience, taking visitors 18m high into the tree canopies for a birds-eye view of Kew, providing insights into the special role of trees in our breathing planet and the intimate views of a deciduous woodland and its inhabitants from within the tranquillity of the leaves. Inspiration for the walkway was drawn from the ancient Fibonacci sequence found repeatedly in nature.

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Cite: "Kew Tree Top Walkway & Rhizotron / Marks Barfield Architects" 01 May 2014. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/500615/kew-tree-top-walkway-and-rhizotron-marks-barfield-architects> ISSN 0719-8884

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