Sky Stack semi-invisible chimney
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A disused smoke stack in the town of Kassel, more or less at the very heart of Germany, has undergone a peculiar transformation (Photo: asdfg)
Glance up at the tower and the you will be met by the disarming sight of alternating floating and missing sections of chimney stack (Photo: asdfg)
There are no cameras, no screens; instead, they do it with mirrors (Photo: asdfg)
Five flexible reflective strips have been wrapped around the chimney, creating the impression that the stack is broken by the sky (Photo: asdfg)
Judging by the photography, from the right vantage point with the right conditions, the effect is really rather striking (Photo: asdfg)
A disused smoke stack in the town of Kassel, more or less at the very heart of Germany, has undergone a peculiar transformation (Photo: asdfg)
Glance up at the tower and the you will be met by the disarming sight of alternating floating and missing sections of chimney stack (Photo: asdfg)
There are no cameras, no screens; instead, they do it with mirrors (Photo: asdfg)
Five flexible reflective strips have been wrapped around the chimney, creating the impression that the stack is broken by the sky (Photo: asdfg)
Judging by the photography, from the right vantage point with the right conditions, the effect is really rather striking (Photo: asdfg)
A disused smoke stack in the town of Kassel, more or less at the very heart of Germany, has undergone a peculiar transformation (Photo: asdfg)
Glance up at the tower and the you will be met by the disarming sight of alternating floating and missing sections of chimney stack (Photo: asdfg)
There are no cameras, no screens; instead, they do it with mirrors (Photo: asdfg)
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A disused smoke stack in the town of Kassel, more or less at the very heart of Germany, has undergone a peculiar transformation. Glance up at the tower and the you will be met by the disarming sight of alternating floating and missing sections of chimney stack, courtesy of a bold intervention, named Sky Stack, by asdfg Architekten.
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