The Design and Analysis of "Quantum Cloud" - a Sculpture by Antony Gormley

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Overview: "Quantum Cloud" is a 30 meter high x 16 meter wide x 10 meter deep elliptical cloud sculpture which stands on four cast iron caissons in the River Thames adjacent to the Millennium Dome in London. The engineering design team of Elliott Wood Partnership and FEA Ltd worked closely with the sculptor to develop the full scale realizations of his vision for the client, the New Millennium Experience Company. Fractal growth software written by FEA was used to develop the structural form, and LUSAS finite element analysis modeled and analyses the unique structure.

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