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Infinite
Firm LocationHilton Head Island, United States
StudioKim Smith Photo
Lead ArchitectKim Smith
Perched 90 stories above mid-Manhatten, "Air" by artist, Kenzo Digital reflects infinitely into mirrored floors, ceilings and walls. Meant to take visitors out of their comfort zone, Air enables guests to reevaluate their own reality and space in the context of an ever-evolving metropolis. The installation resides at Summit One Vanderbuilt by KPF Architects.