WATERTOWER | Tom Fruin

10 de August de 2013 by Danny Spangenberg

Close to the Brooklyn Brigde, Tom Fruin created the sculpture “Watertower” in 2013. He often works with recycled and reclaimed materials and for the Watertower, he composed a structure from 1000 scraps of colorful plexiglas and steel patchwork. via Plataforma Arquitectura

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See also another post we made about Tom Fruin !

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digger666 on 10 de August de 2013 at 10:06 said:

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