Want to know how a World Expo shaped modern landmarks? Meet the Space Needle —Seattle’s futuristic gem built for the 1962 World Expo! Designed as a symbol of humanity’s Space Age dreams, its saucer-shaped 'top house' and sleek 605-foot frame wowed 2.65 million visitors during the event. Today, it’s a must-see for travelers craving jaw-dropping 360° views of the Pacific Northwest!
Fun fact: The Needle’s design was sketched on a napkin by architect John Graham. Talk about #OutOfThisWorld creativity! As Osaka gears up for this year’s expo, the Space Needle reminds us how global events spark architectural genius. Could the next iconic skyline staple be in Japan?
—Seattle’s futuristic gem built for the 1962 World Expo! Designed as a symbol of humanity’s Space Age dreams, its saucer-shaped 'top house' and sleek 605-foot frame wowed 2.65 million visitors during the event. Today, it’s a must-see for travelers craving jaw-dropping 360° views of the Pacific Northwest!
by architect John Graham. Talk about #OutOfThisWorld creativity! As Osaka gears up for this year’s expo, the Space Needle reminds us how global events spark architectural genius. Could the next iconic skyline staple be in Japan? 
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