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remaining open to the elements, the project has been conceived as an expansive landscape that changes with the seasons and the weather.
the two-story residence is complete with a large outdoor terrace.
the staircase comprises 630 pieces, which were assembled and glued on site, piece by piece.
INTERVIEW: designboom spoke with artist hajime sorayama and the exhibition's co-curator alessio ascari to hear more about their take on technology, dystopia, beauty and humanity today.
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I haven’t seen the book yet, but just by looking at the few pictures posted above, I can’t help to notice the splash of uselessness depicted all over the place.
Where is the function? Is this what good design is all about? How can we even differentiate the pieces when all of them are so decorated that they have trouble standing out on their own?
My eyes are tired…
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i think he´s great. it may no have that longevity, but it doesn´t matter, nothing last forever and he knows how to play whit that fact. he has a clear idea of what design should be and he prints it on every project he takes. it´s unfair to say he is a bad designer just because he is popular. he deserves the top position he has. Viva Rashid!
for the times they are a changing…
This isnt the 1990’s. his furniture looks so dated without any lasting appeal. There is no longevity to this designers work. i used to like his craft but find most students have the same impact as him now.