Kinetic kiosk uses robotic timber fins to open and close up shop like a clam

A tribute to the surrounding blend of natural beauty and human endeavour.
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Nikolay Nikolov
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Kinetic kiosk uses robotic timber fins to open and close up shop like a clam
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Designed by LAAB Architects, Hong Kong's Harbour Kiosk is a mix between architecture and sculpture. Its timber fin façade is reinforced with 49 robotic arms that help it come to life. The design is a tribute to the surrounding blend of natural beauty and human endeavour.

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Nikolay Nikolov

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