September 5, 2006 3:43 PM PDT
This mammoth cave-like sculpture at Burning Man was quickly nicknamed the Belgian Waffle, after the 90 artists from Belgium who built it in the Black Rock desert. The proper name is "Uchronia," and its creators say it consumed 93 miles of lumber with a floor span of 60 by 30 meters. It cost at least $250,000 and was built with Canadian lumber from a reject pile. The "Uchronians" burned their creation (which doubled as a dance club at night) at the end of the festival.
Photo by Declan McCullagh/CNET News.com
