The age of mobile museums and public pavilions continues to be pushed forward by futuristic designer Zaha Hadid. For an upcoming ecology-focused exhibit in Chicago's Millennium Park, the London-based designer created a seashell-meets-spacecraft design that would be right at home in the 24th century.

Constructed using light-weight aluminum, the structure uses fabric for its walls and allows light in from all angles. Dubbed The Hadid Pavilion, the design will be on display from June 19 through October 31, and you can find more information here.

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