THE SPACE BETWEEN: WEEK ONE

Kisho Kurokawa: Idea of growth, repetition and geographical manipulation as a means of architectural design

AXONOMETRIC DRAWINGS

Poetic Flow and Journey of Space (Kengo Kuma)

Poetic Flow and Journey of Space (Kengo Kuma)

Challenging the Nature of Materials (Kengo Kuma)

Light and Transparency (Kengo Kuma)

Idea of Growth, Repetition and Geographical Manipulation as a means of Architectural Design (Kisho Kurokawa)

Space and Movement (Kisho Kurowara)

Architectural Impermanence as a Challenge to the Idea of Monuments

CLIENTS
a. Kengo Kuma
01 Architecture is a frame for nature
02 Challenging the nature of materials
03 Light and transparency
04 Poetic flow and journey of space
05 Relationship between indoor and outdoor

b. Kisho Kurokawa
01 Architectural impermanence as a challenge to the idea of monuments
  02 Devil is in the detail
03 Raw and honest materiality
04 Space and movement; travel and time
05 Architectonic
  06 Idea of growth, repetition and geographical manipulation as a means of architectural design

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