Located in Cornwall, the Eden Project was conceived by Tim Smit and designed by famed architect Nicholas Grimshaw. The covered biomes were inspired by the moon and are constructed from a tubular ...

Opened in 2001, the Eden Project took over a clay pit that had been in use for over 160 years. The designers transformed it, with the outside areas comprising a vast outdoor garden. The two biomes ...

The great domed biomes of the Eden Project are to play host to a new permanent exhibition that will focus on one of nature's most important and complex ecosystems: the human body.

Stairs descend to the biome entrance, or visitors can ride a tram that shuttles between the center and the biomes. Yet where the Eden Project goes from here is unclear.

Buses make the four-mile trip from St. Austell to the Eden Project. An admission ticket that includes train fare and bus transfer is available by calling National Rail, 011-44-8457-484-950, https ...

BBC Radio 4’s Gardeners' Question Time will be recorded live at the Eden Project in front of an audience inside the ...

As the Eden Project rises from the ground like a cluster of Brobdingnagian mushrooms, it is difficult to imagine that less than three years ago the site was a china-clay quarry — a flooded, 60-m ...

The Eden Project is built on a disused clay pit the size of 30 football pitches and consists of two massive transparent domes – known as biomes – which house more than 3,000 species of plants.

Related: Eden Project: Giant Bubble Biomes Form the World’s Largest Greenhouse Each “biome” comprises a hex-tri-hex form with two layers made up of steel tubes and light joints.

The Eden Project, which itself raised £1.5 Million through Crowdcube with the help of 354 investors in 2014, is an educational charity and visitor attraction in Cornwall, famous for its biomes ...

Artists drew a giant octopus in the sand of a north Cornwall beach to celebrate the Eden Project's summer programme. The artwork of the sea creature in front of Eden's iconic biomes only lasted a few ...

Biffy Clyro are set to rock Cornwall's Eden Project this summer. The Scottish rockers - comprising Simon Neil and James and Ben Johnston - will play the Eden Sessions at the tourist attraction on ...