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Sun Scaffolds
WEAVE:SUNSET Perspective

Sun Scaffolds

Sidewalk view of the WEAVE:SUNSET variation of the scaffolding forms for Espanola WaySidewalk view of the WEAVE:SUNSET variation of the scaffolding forms for Espanola WaySidewalk view of the WEAVE:SUNSET variation of the scaffolding forms for Espanola WaySidewalk view of the WEAVE:SUNSET variation of the scaffolding forms for Espanola Way

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Espanola Way Street perspective of the Sun Scaffolding forms on the wall and the possibility of overhead formsEspanola Way Street perspective of the Sun Scaffolding forms on the wall and the possibility of overhead formsEspanola Way Street perspective of the Sun Scaffolding forms on the wall and the possibility of overhead formsEspanola Way Street perspective of the Sun Scaffolding forms on the wall and the possibility of overhead forms
Pair of material studies based on Pool rafts and shimmering colorsPair of material studies based on Pool rafts and shimmering colorsPair of material studies based on Pool rafts and shimmering colorsPair of material studies based on Pool rafts and shimmering colors
Espanola Way elevation perspective of the Sun Scaffolding proposalEspanola Way elevation perspective of the Sun Scaffolding proposalEspanola Way elevation perspective of the Sun Scaffolding proposalEspanola Way elevation perspective of the Sun Scaffolding proposal
Trio of sections of various studies with benches and variations of plastic weaving on the scaffoldingTrio of sections of various studies with benches and variations of plastic weaving on the scaffoldingTrio of sections of various studies with benches and variations of plastic weaving on the scaffoldingTrio of sections of various studies with benches and variations of plastic weaving on the scaffolding
Sidewalk perspective of the TUBE:CHROMA forms with geometric shapesSidewalk perspective of the TUBE:CHROMA forms with geometric shapesSidewalk perspective of the TUBE:CHROMA forms with geometric shapesSidewalk perspective of the TUBE:CHROMA forms with geometric shapes
Perspective elevation of the DRAPE:PASTEL elevation on Espanola WayPerspective elevation of the DRAPE:PASTEL elevation on Espanola WayPerspective elevation of the DRAPE:PASTEL elevation on Espanola WayPerspective elevation of the DRAPE:PASTEL elevation on Espanola Way
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
Pair of material studies for the WEAVE:SUNSET design option for Espanola WayPair of material studies for the WEAVE:SUNSET design option for Espanola WayPair of material studies for the WEAVE:SUNSET design option for Espanola WayPair of material studies for the WEAVE:SUNSET design option for Espanola Way
Elevation perspective of the multiple panels of the TUBE:CHROMA form study on Espanola WayElevation perspective of the multiple panels of the TUBE:CHROMA form study on Espanola WayElevation perspective of the multiple panels of the TUBE:CHROMA form study on Espanola WayElevation perspective of the multiple panels of the TUBE:CHROMA form study on Espanola Way
Set of studies of the materials for the DRAPE:PASTEL conceptSet of studies of the materials for the DRAPE:PASTEL conceptSet of studies of the materials for the DRAPE:PASTEL conceptSet of studies of the materials for the DRAPE:PASTEL concept

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