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Tree of Trees sculpture at Buckingham Palace by Thomas Heatherwick
Thomas Heatherwick designs sculpture covered in 350 trees for Buckingham Palace

Dezeen Debate newsletter features Buckingham Palace sculpture by Thomas Heatherwick

The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Debate newsletter features Thomas Heatherwick's design for a tree-covered sculpture at Buckingham Palace. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now!

British designer Heatherwick is set to create a 21-metre-high sculpture named Tree of Trees at Buckingham Palace.

Erected as part of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee weekend celebrations, the sculpture will contain 350 types of trees found in Britain.

Commenters aren't sold on the idea. One called it, "another colossal waste of resources".

DnA_Design and Architecture transformed this Chinese quarries into a library
DnA_Design and Architecture transforms Chinese quarries into cultural spaces

Other stories in this week's newsletter include a series of stone quarries in China that DnA_Design and Architecture has transformed into cultural spaces, Norman Foster's plan to "rehabilitate" the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv following the Russian invasion and news of Japan's tallest tower topping out in Tokyo.

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