Hiroshi Sambuichi deciphers the relationships between moving materials (wind, air, water, sun) and topography in an effort to derive the optimal building for a specific site. With his very local approach to architecture, the Hiroshima-based architect has gained a reputation for painstaking investigations into site and context before beginning the design process on each of his projects. He believes it is the appropriate strategy, even if one pursues answers to global concerns. Recently, he has focused particular energy on works related to the Japanese city of Setouchi, featured in this book, which coincides with his exhibition at the Setouchi Triennale 2016.
Architecture derived from the terrain, and materials such as wind, water, and sun that move on the earth.
Introduces seven works in the Seto Inland Sea region that have been the focus of architect Hiroshi Sambuichi's activities in recent years. The author analyses closely the relationship between materials that move on the earth (wind, air, water, sun) and the terrain, thoroughly researching all aspects of the site, before creating the architectural form that he feels is most suitable. The book includes an abundance of photos, sketches, and drawings illustrating in detail Sambuichi's unique design approach and the process of bringing the concept to fruition, in a structure that conveys the fresh airiness of the site. Works include Miyajima Misen Observatory, Rokko-Shidare Observatory, “Inujima Seirensho Art Museum”, “Naoshima Hall”, “Matabe”, and “Hiroshima Mazda Building”.
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三分一博誌,我很喜歡的建築師,所有的作品都是和當地自然人文緊密結閤在一起的,その地方ならではの建築。想法也很新穎。即便在日本也是為數不多的用心的建築師。
评分和我們的設計路數很不一樣的方式,有趣~
评分和我們的設計路數很不一樣的方式,有趣~
评分和我們的設計路數很不一樣的方式,有趣~
评分和我們的設計路數很不一樣的方式,有趣~
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