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Bamboo Tower / Jiakun Architects

Sector: Residential • Location: China

Source: ArchDaily

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Text description provided by the architects.The core burning installation "Bamboo Tower" for the 2024 Yangshuo Sugar House Bonfire Festival was designed by architect Liu Jiakun. This installation will serve as a continuation of the bamboo forests on both sides of the Li River, integrating local elements into the realm of the Sugar House.

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Text description provided by the architects.The core burning installation "Bamboo Tower" for the 2024 Yangshuo Sugar House Bonfire Festival was designed by architect Liu Jiakun. This installation will serve as a continuation of the bamboo forests on both sides of the Li River, integrating local elements into the realm of the Sugar House.

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