Japanese designer Nendo has created a clever undulating climbing wall that used mirrors, picture frames, a birdcage, and other items found on walls in a home re-purposed as climbing hand holds.
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1 comments:
The climbing wall reminds me of a health club project I did in second year. My climbing wall was a pixelated interpretation of rock face: the parti for the project was artifice vs nature.
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