Retu(r)ned Oak by Studio Winterich is a site-responsive public art installation in Oakland, CA. By expressing the timeless language of mathematics found in nature, this project hopes to communicate nature’s beauty in a modern way.
The façade combines the proportions of acorns from the region’s Live Oak Trees with the building’s structural grid to conceive a 3D tessellated pattern of glass that changes color as pedestrians walk by.
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Finalist, 10th Annual A+Awards, Architecture +Glass
Call for entries: The 14th Architizer A+Awards celebrates architecture's new era of craft. Apply for publication online and in print by submitting your projects before the Final Entry Deadline on January 30th!
