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Born in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, Tomoaki Uno opened his office in Nagoya in 1990 and has created many beautiful architectures with a refined aesthetic and an exceptional sensitivity to structure and materials. The studio works on a range of projects, from residential architecture to product design, working closely with a carefully selected group of artisans to create all the architecture by hand. Twelve years ago, he published the book Visible Invisible which commemorates the 20th anniversary of the office with a collection of photographs taken by Yutaka Nishizawa. More recently, the Portuguese publisher AMAG dedicated an issue to the work of the office.
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In the summer of 2022, Kunsthaus Bregenz is celebrating its 25th anniversary and with an exhibition in Venice during the Biennale di Venezia.
In the days after the opening, a series of talks with selected artists and guests took place. On the first evening, Otobong Nkanga and KUB architect Peter Zumthor were talking in the cloister of San Francesco della Vigna.
ベイ・ビューの3つの新しいビルは、2030年までに24時間365日カーボンフリーのエネルギーで操業する初の大企業になるというグーグルの野心の一部です。また、LEED-NC v4 Platinum認証を取得し、International Living Future Institute (ILFI) Living Building Challenge (LBC) Water Petal Certificationを取得した史上最大の施設となることが期待されています。
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Shohei Shigematsu is a Partner at OMA, based out of the New York office. He has been a driving force behind many of OMA’s projects, leading the firm’s diverse portfolio in the Americas for the past decade. With an emphasis on maximum specificity and process-oriented design, Sho provides design leadership and direction across the company for projects from their conceptual onset to completed construction.
The Berlage Keynotes is an ongoing lecture series featuring internationally prominent architects, designers, and thinkers who are at the forefront of design discourse and innovation. A selection of speakers working from different disciplinary perspectives and in different geographic, cultural, and political contexts present how their work engages with contemporary issues and debates.
OMA / レム・コールハース+デイヴィッド・ジャーノッテン設計の台北パフォーミングアーツセンターが竣工しました。台北の活気ある士林夜市に位置するこのコンパクトで柔軟な空間は、舞台芸術の新たな可能性を生み出す場となります。無料でアクセスできるパブリック・ループは、大衆を建物の中に招き入れ、劇場のさまざまな側面を体験させます。
OMA / レム・コールハース+デイヴィッド・ジャーノッテンが設計した、台湾の「台北パフォーミングアーツセンター」です。
約14年の歳月を経て完成した舞台芸術の為の施設、中央のキューブに球や直方体の形をした3つの劇場が差し込まれた構成を特徴とし、全体を貫く“パブリック・ループ”が市民を内部に招き入れ様々な体験を提供します。
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OMA設計の台北市立舞台芸術センターが竣工
OMA / レム・コールハース+デイヴィッド・ジャーノッテン設計の台北パフォーミングアーツセンターが竣工しました。台北の活気ある士林夜市に位置するこのコンパクトで柔軟な空間は、舞台芸術の新たな可能性を生み出す場となります。無料でアクセスできるパブリック・ループは、大衆を建物の中に招き入れ、劇場のさまざまな側面を体験させます。
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With the Nature cycle MAXXI presents significant research in contemporary architecture, inviting the authors to talk about themselves through the installation of one of their exhibitions.
The seventh edition of Nature features the work of Mario Botta, the world-famous Swiss designer who graduated with Carlo Scarpa, worked with Le Corbusier and Louis I. Kahn and is today a master among masters.
Botta has realised works and projects worldwide, including the MOMA in San Francisco and the Jean Tinguely Museum in Basel and the MART in Rovereto, Italy. He is the creator and founder of the Accademia di Architettura in Mendrisio. In addition, he created the Teatro dell Architettura, a place entirely conceived to show and discuss the discipline of architecture, reflecting his interest in the staging of architecture which finds new opportunities at the MAXXI.
For MAXXI, Botta has imagined an installation composed of heterogeneous and highly expressive materials, ranging from a 1:1 scale pavilion and a facade prototype to models, sketches and photographs of a selection of his built projects. The ‘sacred and profane’ theme that gives the exhibition its title is interpreted in the broader sense of a sacredness inherent in every architectural gesture, from the purity of the materials to sensitivity to the context. A catalogue will be produced with critical essays and unpublished reflections by Botta himself on the inspiration behind his work, an interview by Fulvio Irace and illustrated descriptions of the projects on display.