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Arcelormittal Orbit  

Arcelormittal Orbit

London, United Kingdom

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Arcelormittal Orbit

London, United Kingdom

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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2012
BUDGET
$50M - 100M
Created with long-time collaborator Anish Kapoor, Orbit engages with a new language of ‘tower’, refusing to adhere to prevailing typological paradigms. The geometry of the nonlinear in its purest form, instead of going up in a straight line, the creation is an ‘orbit’ – a continuous loop from the start to the finish that goes around and comes back on itself. One strand is all there is, overlapping, moving in space to create a vertical arabesque. Art as structure.

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