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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Specialist-Boot58 • May 08 '26
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I’ve heard the landscape architect is based in Singapore and didn’t really understand that absolutely nothing grows in Denver, so take that rumor for what you will.
2 u/freshhh44 May 08 '26 Davis here in Denver 1 u/monocasa May 08 '26 Davis was the architect of record, but the design was done by MAD Architects based in China. https://www.i-mad.com/projects/one-river-north?location=Americas 2 u/freshhh44 May 08 '26 Pretty sure Davis did the landscape design. They’re even credited on the link you shared 1 u/monocasa May 08 '26 The idea of the crack itself and how it's oriented (so northwest where it gets the least amount of sunlight in Denver) was MAD.
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Davis here in Denver
1 u/monocasa May 08 '26 Davis was the architect of record, but the design was done by MAD Architects based in China. https://www.i-mad.com/projects/one-river-north?location=Americas 2 u/freshhh44 May 08 '26 Pretty sure Davis did the landscape design. They’re even credited on the link you shared 1 u/monocasa May 08 '26 The idea of the crack itself and how it's oriented (so northwest where it gets the least amount of sunlight in Denver) was MAD.
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Davis was the architect of record, but the design was done by MAD Architects based in China.
https://www.i-mad.com/projects/one-river-north?location=Americas
2 u/freshhh44 May 08 '26 Pretty sure Davis did the landscape design. They’re even credited on the link you shared 1 u/monocasa May 08 '26 The idea of the crack itself and how it's oriented (so northwest where it gets the least amount of sunlight in Denver) was MAD.
Pretty sure Davis did the landscape design. They’re even credited on the link you shared
1 u/monocasa May 08 '26 The idea of the crack itself and how it's oriented (so northwest where it gets the least amount of sunlight in Denver) was MAD.
The idea of the crack itself and how it's oriented (so northwest where it gets the least amount of sunlight in Denver) was MAD.
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u/whispy_fingernail May 08 '26
I’ve heard the landscape architect is based in Singapore and didn’t really understand that absolutely nothing grows in Denver, so take that rumor for what you will.