Penda pierces China's growing urban landscape with artificial nature

XIANGYANG – No fewer than 500 rectangular ‘fins’ feature in a 5000-m2 landscape installation that rises from a plaza on the outskirts of Xiangyang, a city in the Chinese province of Hubei. Chris Pecht and Dayong Sun of Being-based offic
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