Tonkin Liu on shortlist for Kew treehouse contest

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Ten design teams in running for Royal Botanical Gardens’ main exhibition of 2023

Tonkin Liu has been shortlisted to deliver one of the treehouses that will form part of the Royal Botanical Gardens’ main exhibition at Kew next year.

Ten design teams from around the world have been picked for the final round of the international competition to create structures for the Treehouses at Kew project, which is being run in conjunction with charity the Museum of Architecture. 

The project aims to communicate the value of good design, the use of sustainable materials, and the extent to which trees are the lungs of the planet – all against the backdrop of Kew Gardens’ 14,000 trees.

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