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Is this from the Stettler vault? While the existing retaining wall and arched trusses were definitely "old school," your intervention of towers and fabric roofs was "new school" for the time! It's a great project that pushed the envelope and was well realized all the way down to the details. The b&w model photo evokes nostalgia for UW pre-laser cutter and digi fab. Thanks for bringing back fond memories of Dan's studio!
ReplyDeletethanks Casey! Hope you're enjoying Tokyo, send me some of your work when you get a chance.
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