Kengo Kuma: Breathing Architecture: The Teahouse of the Museum of Applied Arts Frankfurt/das Teehaus des Museums Fur Angewandte Kunst Frankfurt
Kengo Kuma: Breathing Architecture: The Teahouse of the Museum of Applied Arts Frankfurt/das Teehaus des Museums Fur Angewandte Kunst Frankfurt
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隈研吾:会呼吸的建筑:法兰克福应用艺术博物馆的茶馆/das Teehaus des Museums Fur Angewandte Kunst 法兰克福
DOI:
10.1515/9783034609586
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发表时间:
2008
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0.3
通讯作者:
T. Menzel
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作者:
隈 研吾;Volker Fischer;U. Schneider;T. Menzel
Kengo Kuma s Teahouse is a masterly reinterpretation of a classical Japanese building type. Delivered in August 2007 for the Park of the Frankfurt Museum of Applied Arts (a Richard Meier Building), Kuma s innovative structure in flexible, semi-transparent, breathing Tenara-Membrane - inflated by means of a pneumatic system to a blossom-like form - houses in the interior the classical elements for Japanese tea ceremony. Integrated LED technology allows the use of the teahouse at night; the interior can be heated by way of the membrane. The monograph, including an original text by Kuma himself, gives an in-depth documentation of this lyrical temporary structure - an outstanding example of ephemeral architecture, combining poetry and technology - with many unpublished sketches, technical plans and with splendid colour photographs.