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Calming Glass Tea House Mondrian Pavilion in Venice by Hiroshi Sugimoto

Japanese artist Hiroshi Sugimoto designed this calming ‘Glass Tea House Mondrian’ located in the island of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice using wood, glass and water as a pavilion. The structure consists of an open-air landscape courtyard and an enclosed glass cube.

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