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Tone Chu

I came to seek a Great Perhaps. So long, and thanks for all the mice and good friends.

Walking along the spiral trail, the changing physical distance between pines and people makes people perceive the change of time

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The 3 plans show different ways the structures and plants collaborate, to set the stage for different climate scenarios.

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Walking under the columns, People are inspired by the shadow and begin to appreciate the glacier under their feet.

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With the exposed wall of the pocket, people are guided to understand the accumulation of the snow

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At three different locations on Spitsbergen, the designs collaborate with non-human agents such as snow, glaciers and coniferous

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The natural environment and architecture both recorded traces of water and Nitrogen flow.

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The gallery chamber placed between the columns shows the history and the changing status of the glacier.

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The spacing of the column design allows people to see changes of the glacier with the changes of shadow.

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The garden measures and records the accumulation or disappearance of snow with the collaboration of architecture and tundra.

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