Estonian architects create the world´s longest bouncing trampoline

Eestlased Inglismaal | 13 Dec 2012 | EWR OnlineEWR

By Estonian World in Technology ·

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Estonian architects Maarja Kask (33), Karli Luik (35) and Ralf Lõoke (34) from the Tallinn-based practice Salto have built the world’s longest trampoline in a Russian forest, submitted as part of an arts festival............

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