
follow url Thai Pavilion and Gardens
https://alldayelectrician.com/aadbuw7j Let us not look back in anger, nor forward in fear, but around in awareness. ~James Thurber
https://www.brigantesenglishwalks.com/9jrxeg41bu A pavilion, or sala, is a common structure in Thailand. Simply constructed pavilions are found throughout the country, often at roadsides, and are used as shelters from rain and heat.
https://onlineconferenceformusictherapy.com/2025/02/22/mz5z6ja Olbrich’s Pavilion is more ornate than traditional salas; it is more representative of those found at a temple or on a palace grounds. However, Olbrich’s Thai Pavilion is not a religious structure.
enter site The Thai Pavilion was a gift to the University of Wisconsin-Madison from the Thai Government and the Thai Chapter of the Wisconsin Alumni Association. The University of Wisconsin at Madison has one of the largest Thai student populations of any United States college or university, and many Thai people have a strong relationship with the people of Wisconsin.

https://www.elevators.com/rpezw07ip Thai Pavillion with Tropical Plantings
watch Thai artisans built the pavilion in Thailand by hand. It was constructed without the use of any nails or screws, using traditional building methods. It was then disassembled and packed in shipping crates. The crated pavilion traveled by sea, rail and truck, arriving in Madison after 11 weeks of global travel.
https://purestpotential.com/rezmuh99a Nine Thai artisans who built the Pavilion in Thailand flew from their home country to Chicago on 9-11-01, exactly 10 years ago today. The artisans were on the very last plane to fly into O’Hare International Airport in Chicago on that fateful day, on 9-11-01, the day of the terrorist attacks in New York City, Washington D.C. and Pennsylvania.
watch The Thai Pavilion was carefully assembled in three weeks by these artisans, as most Americans attempted to understand and cope with the 9-11 tragedy. Building the pavilion without hammer or saw was quiet, solemn work. The raising of this meaningful structure, a treasured gift from Thailand, was in strong contrast to the tragedy that occurred on 9-11.

https://www.yolascafe.com/cf8o81ocf Thai Fountain and Bridge over Starkweather
https://lpgventures.com/xgyzaaakm The Thai Garden looks much like a lush, tropical garden, but it has been scrupulously planted with look-alike, Wisconsin-hardy plants. Ornamental grasses and a variety of hardy bamboos help create the tropical look. Large-leafed shrubs and trees are also pruned to simulate the look of typical Thai plants found in gardens there.
source url The Thai Garden is connected to the other gardens in Olbrich by a 155-foot arched, ornamental bridge that crosses Starkweather Creek. A winding path passes through a forested area and features several stone statues that are symbolic Thai figures. The path eventually leads to a grassy clearing and then the side entrance to the Pavilion.
https://danivoiceovers.com/mr9358zrcvq The fountain stretches from the Pavilion towards the bridge. The large water basin is only a few inches deep, but has a layer of smooth gray pebbles on the bottom which adds constantly changing visual details.
go The Thai Pavilion is only one of four located outside of Thailand. The others are in Germany, Norway, and Hawaii. Olbrich’s Thai Pavilion is the only one in the world that is surrounded by tropical plantings, so it is truly representative of the pavilions or salas that are found in Thailand.
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Bo Mackison is a photographer and the owner of Seeded Earth Studio LLC. She spent the morning at the Thai Pavilion, sitting quietly on a bench near the pavilion and the tropical-looking plants, amidst much beauty and calm. And she thought about many things.
Beautiful way to spend the morning, Bo. I, too, spent my morning sitting quietly outside, thinking many things.
Very nice impression of this place. love it
BTW I will be gone for a few weeks, vacation break, so be back at the end of this month!
interesting story and a work of love and dedication
Just came across this. What a beautiful meditation, and I love the symbolic richness of the artisans arriving in Chicago on 9/11, and this place of harmony, peace and beauty being built amidst the anger and derangement that swept America.