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From:
"Tree huts in particular are an emerging focus of Kawamata’s work; a crystallization of Kawamata’s interest in the architecture of shelter and of the insertion of private objects into public spaces as a method of renegotiating the meaning of both."
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See:
Thanks to the ever-inspiring Shedworking
for the heads-up...
it's been fun to watch this become a reality.
Tree houses of dreams, yes?