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oooh merci beaucoup for this! I was watching this on luxuryculture.com but the video couldn't work after 2mins for me
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ReplyDeleteI am so excited to learn more about this building. I saw Kazuyo Sejima talk a little bit about it last year, and the purity of this undulating monochromatic environments looked utterly dream like. However, the only review i have read of it said that it felt cold and empty...but i question whether if this is actually the case...the writer suggested once inhabited by students it will be completely transformed.
ReplyDeleteMaybe I'm just extremely SANAA biased, and a bit of a nut case but "cold and sterile" is a better feeling to evoke than mediocre. I mean without feeling that, how would we know a space that is warm and welcoming?
It looks deliciously plastic and very SANAA!
have you read any reviews yet?
i have not read a review yet but i love the building!
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