Texas antique and design show unveils new exhibition building made from salvaged materials
Marburger Farm has unveiled an exhibition building made partly from salvaged materials sourced directly from across the 43-acre property, as shown in this video produced by Dezeen.
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Called Gage Hall, the building's facade is made from reclaimed timber sourced from around the farm and is topped with a traditional Texas metal roof and contemporary skylight elements that bring natural light into the hall.
The hall brings an additional 7,500 square feet of shopping space to Marburger Farm, bringing the fair's total space to 100,000 square feet. Designed to honour the site's dairy farm heritage, the hall also showcases its vision for the future.
The antique and design show has become a destination for international designers looking to source unique interior objects including furniture, lighting and vintage textiles.
The 43-acre show is located in Round Top, Texas, and has attracted designers such as Kelly Wearstler and Leanne Ford.
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