World Urban Environmental Sculpture - World Urban Environmental Sculpture · United States Volume

Author: Hikokuchi Shouichiro Hikokuchi
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Publish Date: 1997-06-01
Features: In contemporary cities, the scale of architecture is becoming increasingly bulky and heavy, even developing to the point where secretive skyscrapers have covered the ground, making it impossible to see their original purpose. In such an environment, it is impossible for humans to achieve true development. Is this era one controlled by money and power, allowing human dreams to be shattered? Oydenberg created a giant "baton," which stands in the downtown area, spanning the city's river from the skyscraper that has become the symbol of the city, standing shoulder to shoulder with the old factories and warehouses, thus placing them back in a vibrant atmosphere.