Garden & House: Ryue Nishizawa
9523 次观看 · 2017-06-10
空间与建筑
Absolute favourite, by Ruye Nishizawa, half of Prizker prize winning duo SANAA.
I was quite surprised when I first saw the building, despite having lived in Japan for over 20 years and Google maps etc... it was not so easy to find the building. Even when you have the address, you can quickly walk by without noticing it.
Compared to the pictures in magazines (by in my opinion the world's best architectural photographer Iwan Baan) the location of the building looks very different. I was surprised as how narrow the street in which the building is set.
But again such a beautiful building. I like the way it has set its own context (as Rem Koolhaas always says: Fuck context). I think this building could be a good example of a new typology of future housing.
And, yet again all the curtains are closed. (Maybe as someone suggested the owners are fed up with all the tourists?)
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Music: Mutable Instrument Elements clocked by SSF Ultra Random Analogue, through Make Noise Echophon.
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my company: www.vanderarchitects.com
I was quite surprised when I first saw the building, despite having lived in Japan for over 20 years and Google maps etc... it was not so easy to find the building. Even when you have the address, you can quickly walk by without noticing it.
Compared to the pictures in magazines (by in my opinion the world's best architectural photographer Iwan Baan) the location of the building looks very different. I was surprised as how narrow the street in which the building is set.
But again such a beautiful building. I like the way it has set its own context (as Rem Koolhaas always says: Fuck context). I think this building could be a good example of a new typology of future housing.
And, yet again all the curtains are closed. (Maybe as someone suggested the owners are fed up with all the tourists?)
Thanks for watching, please like and subscribe.
Music: Mutable Instrument Elements clocked by SSF Ultra Random Analogue, through Make Noise Echophon.
Follow me in Twitter @martintokyo
my company: www.vanderarchitects.com