Kengo Kuma’s CCCWall

10May10

A beautiful installation by Kengo Kuma in Italy. I feel very awkward comparing myself to a master like Kuma-san, but it’s hard not to when I see light fabric (although this fabric is much more sheer and lovely than mine) stretched across a space with periodic openings. It’s just lovely and a nice thing to take a moment to enjoy during this last push to the end.

Via ArchDaily.

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