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A spiralling roof, a 60-foot waterfall, “dinosaur trees”—how architects breathed new life into Winnipeg’s The Leaf
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A spiralling roof, a 60-foot waterfall, “dinosaur trees”—how architects breathed new life into Winnipeg’s The Leaf
A spiralling roof, a 60-foot waterfall, “dinosaur trees”—how architects breathed new life into Winnipeg’s The Leaf
A spiraling roof, a 60-foot waterfall, “dinosaur trees”—how architects breathed new life into Winnipeg's greenest attraction
The Leaf, a botanical garden by KPMB Architects, completed last year. A defining element of the design is its spiraling rooftop.
The Leaf, marked by a dramatically spiraling roof, replaced a century-old conservatory in Winnipeg's Assiniboine Park.