Hong Kong has a new metal art display reflecting nature

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Scenic Rockery is a marriage between art and science, inspired by the mountain ranges and other landscapes in Hong Kong. At night, the display is in fact illuminated by glowing pebbles and is meant to represent the livelihood of nature even after the sun fades on the horizon. Napp Studio & Architects is a design office that works across scales and disciplines between space and disciplines. The team has been awarded several honors, including the Gold Award in Taipei International Design Award, the Golden Pin Award, and the Hong Kong Young Design Talent Award. Overall, the team has also been awarded numerous honors.

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