A Response to Dertail '23 -- Hana Suzuki

    My favorite project is "Community spaces" from the intermission. It was designed by Eden Rose-Yon. Also, it was designed as places where a cureted series of spaces awaits, each meticulously crafted to engage various facts of the human experience.

   I was really interested in this building because the atmosphere of it was really beautiful and attractive. According to picture, we can feel nature such as huge green, wood, stones, and sunlight. These things must be making us calm and relaxing. That's why I was fascinated by it.




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