No, this isn't a disaster site. The upside-down Wonderworks building is a
fun-loving museum on International Drive in Orlando, Florida.
Wonderworks in Orlando, Florida literally turns Classical architecture
upside down. The three-story, 82-foot tall building is flipped over with
its triangular pediment squashed into the pavement. One corner of the
Wonderworks building appears to flatten a 20th century brick warehouse.
Palm trees and lamp posts hang suspended.
The wacky design expresses the topsy-turvy activities that take place
inside. The Wonderworks museum includes a hurricane ride with 65 mph
winds, a 5.2 magnitude earthquake ride, and a Titanic exhibit.
