City of gingerbread opens to public

The Gingerbread City 2021 detail Urban Farming zone © Luke Hayes

Source: Luke Hayes

Initiative organised by Museum of Architecture

Architects, engineers and designers have created an annual Gingerbread City – opened to the public this weekend – which this year explores the importance of green space in cities.

Madeleine Kessler Architecture and Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design developed the masterplan for the city, made entirely of gingerbread and confectionary.

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