the pritzker prize winning architect unveils his contribution to the tokyo toilet project with a trio of cylindrical volumes.
kuma utilized 164,000 meters of aluminum chain to create a layered, shimmering metal curtain that pays tribute to gaudí's use of light.
located in a coastal suburb of sydney, the sculpture is composed of a 200kg mirror cantilevered by 6 tonnes of concrete and steel.
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the building features a large thatched roof and a vaulted bamboo ceiling inspired by nipa palms, a native plant species found in vietnam.
