Abstract forms, concept 37 is a breathtaking building with its simple yet effective details provides an eloquent combination that would make you wonder how such a place exists. The upward moving building would never let you guess the angle, depending on the point of your perspective you will determine a different angle each time, which is one of the many reasons that contributes to its reputation as a fascinating place. The longitudinal building with its smooth angles won’t give you the feeling of being oddly placed in this site.
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The designer created the building in a way that gives you the feeling of natural embracement in spite of the solitude context, also the details in its folds would make the simplicity in it a bit complex. The 3D angled harbor and building looks like a huge sea creature rising from the water, so the snake-like building fits perfectly in this site and this bay specifically; as its tail enclosing the ships in the harbor, then the body moving smoothly upwards; all this makes it a masterpiece that no other building would fit in here like it.
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