Not entirely sure what to say here, but anything that attempts to articulate a domicile falls within our radar. This cool, BurningManEsque dome across from L'Esquina is both beautiful, surprising and puzzling. Anyone know the story?
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It's a pavilion by the architect Minsuk Cho, built as part of the 25th anniversary celebration of The Storefront for Art and Architecture. See storefrontnews.org for more info.
my first thought was that it marked the return of buckminster fuller.
It looks like the random light from DWR
Also see: http://www.massstudies.com
Minsuk is now located in Seoul, but used to be a partner of Cho Slade Architecture in NYC. Minsuk did a few buildings along the DMZ in an artist's enclave named: Heyri; the Dalki Theme Park and the Pixel House to name a few.
i quite like it - been seeing it grow for a couple days now - thanks for the info 'cause i was wondering what it was.