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“Sit Together” explores the relationship between people and plants. “Obstacle” focuses on body-space interaction. This narrow cabin can lead to temporary escape from the collective unconscious. It provokes thought.
Finally, there is “Stream House.” This project highlights landscape architecture’s dual role. It functions as part of the landscape. It also serves as a viewing spot.
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