It consisted of over 3,000 mass-produced iron columns and was surrounded by an impressive garden containing some 2,500 water jets.
This structure was designed in just 10 days, a remarkable achievement given that it reportedly measured 1,851 feet in length and was up to 400 feet wide. It consisted of over 3,000 mass-produced iron columns and was surrounded by an impressive garden containing some 2,500 water jets. Eventually burning down in 1936, FTP, identify this building designed by Joseph Paxton for the Great Exhibition in London which originally contained over 25 acres of glass.
This structure was designed in just 10 days, a remarkable achievement given that it reportedly measured 1,851 feet in length and was up to 400 feet wide.
The Crystal Palace (accept Great Exhibition Building before Great Exhibition is said)