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Design studio Nendo has designed a gold-coloured Christmas tree in Roppongi, Tokyo. Positioned within the Midtown procuring centre, the tree is 7.5 metres excessive and options kinetic cutouts that create a rhythmic sample that strikes up and down the conical set up.
“The theme glitter within the air interprets to creating the uplifting and shimmering ambiance, the very essence of Christmas, by actually producing ‘glitters’ by ‘air’,” Nendo mentioned of the ornamental ornaments.
Readers had been break up over the design, one admired the studio’s “lovely and refined” design whereas one other thought it lacked “custom”.
Different tales on this week’s e-newsletter embrace Mikhail Riches’ redevelopment of the Park Hill property in Sheffield, Norman Foster’s masterplan for the reconstruction of Kharkiv and Sean Griffiths’ rooftop extension to FAT’s Blue Home.
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