STANDARD daily edition
(eco) excentrique
newsreel monday, june 25, 2012
such great heights...
by minh dang The human fascination with building everything bigger and better reached a new milestone with the opening of the Tokyo Skytree in Japan. Overlooking picturesque Tokyo city, the Skytree stands at an impressive 2,080 feet, making it the world’s tallest tower. It is the second tallest strcuture in the world, the tallest being the Burj Khalifa in Dubai which stands at 2,717 feet. It begs the question: how high can we go? Only time will tell.
Leewadee
Deesawat
J. Schatz
Boris Baily
we predict...
Jason Schneider
…exaggerated length and a plethora of vertical lines dominating the scene. Practically anything you can think of—from lighting to seating—will feature this sky high trend. Keep your eye open for elongated lamp shades and chair backs.
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