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Sun Scaffolds
DRAPE:PASTEL Perspective

Sun Scaffolds

Espanola Way sidewalk view of the DRAPE:PASTEL variationEspanola Way sidewalk view of the DRAPE:PASTEL variationEspanola Way sidewalk view of the DRAPE:PASTEL variationEspanola Way sidewalk view of the DRAPE:PASTEL variation
Espanola Way sidewalk view of the DRAPE:PASTEL variation

Positioned both in front of and behind the scaffolding’s structural grid, the layers create depth and a sense of enclosure while maintaining openness. The lower drape extends to form a built-in bench, inviting pedestrians to pause and engage with the space.

Espanola Way sidewalk view of the DRAPE:PASTEL variation

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