These rugged tree houses, by Tadashi Kawamata, do not fit into the concrete, slick, skyscraper paradigm of New York City, but this is exactly why they are so perfect here. They create a great contrast to the glass high rises that surround Madison Square Park, and makes this part of Manhattan feel a little more suburban.
Friday, November 14, 2008
tree huts & high rises
These rugged tree houses, by Tadashi Kawamata, do not fit into the concrete, slick, skyscraper paradigm of New York City, but this is exactly why they are so perfect here. They create a great contrast to the glass high rises that surround Madison Square Park, and makes this part of Manhattan feel a little more suburban.
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