Fast Company
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A new phenomenon is taking over high-rise architecture around the world.
Design firms are constructing buildings that look like a cleaver hacked a chunk from their otherwise pristinely shining glass facades.
There’s a name for the style: “scar-chitecture” It's a strategy that architects are using to bring outdoor spaces to tall towers.
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