Four Approahes by Kengo Kuma
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空間 Space, v.30, 2001, pp. 96-103
Abstract
For most architects, their definition of architecture is building as an object, to a certain extent a piece of sculpture. But for Kengo Kuma, he holds a different view, more in line with the traditional Japanese architecture that building should be part of nature and architecture should be integrated with the environment. Evidently, traditional Japanese architects were basically landscape designers.
(1) One: bury the building
(a) Kiro-san observatory
(b) Kitakami Canal Museum
(2) Two: Engawa
(a) Noh stage in the forest
(b) Water / glass
(3) Three: Particles
(a) Bamboo House 2
(b) Takayanagi Community Centre
(c) Stone Museum
(d) Museum of Hiroshige Ando
(4) Four: Integration
(a) Memorial Park
(b) Expo 2005
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Architect: Kengo Kuma
Notes: Kengo Kuma 的四種建築手法
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Article
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2001
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