Titlebook: Kengo Kuma; Selected Works Botond Bognar Book 2005Latest edition Princeton Architectural Press 2005 Japan /Architektur, Bautechnik.Kuma, Ke

態(tài)度暖昧

nautical

Wallow

Takayanagi Community Center,s as well as Styrofoam insulation. The interior is separated from the exterior with sheets of locally manufactured Japanese paper (.), used in place of glass or window-sash. Kuma also used this paper to cover the floor and structural elements.

消瘦

制定法律

INCUR

Kiro-San Observatory,d to its original form. Then a vertical slit was cut into the ground with two openings at each end, from which small platforms protrude. Visitors are thus provided with a broad panorama of spectacular scenery, with the architecture framing the view of the sea below.

guardianship

Water/Glass,the villa frames nature while being practically one with it. Learning from this example, Taut designed a small house, one of two by him in Japan, which is located adjacent to the site of the Water/Glass project. Kuma’s visit to Taut’s house had a significant influence on formulating his own ideas for the building next door.

Ophthalmologist

River/Filter,ukushima Airport with the city of Suga. Architecture here, standing between the distinct zones of nature and transportation, functions as a mediator between these two conflicting environments. Kuma therefore designed the small, primarily wooden building to act as a finely woven piece of filter rather than a solid mass or object.

Perennial長(zhǎng)期的

Noh Stage in the Forest, Noh in a forest surrounding Toyoma. The fundamental concept of the project was to both liberate the stage from and integrate it with the wooded environment. Arranged across a small courtyard, the light and largely open wooden structures are immersed in nature while staking out a distinct place in the outskirts of this rural community.

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