Courtesy of Feiyu Qi
In terms of the aesthetics and the forms, there is a psychology disease called Trypophobia that people with it would fear clusters of small similar shapes and holes. However, that kinds of forms are what Qi admired, cause they obey the logic of growth and the beauty of nature. So Qi would use a few basic space units, through deformation and different ways of composition, to generate the complicated and functional space.
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