The exhibition both exhibits a number of his projects to date.
Re: the title of the exhibit Fujimoto writes forest-like architecture may be something between artificial and natural; perhaps when we speak about a cloud-like architecture, we could imagine architecture made up of air and light rather than a wall. mountain-like architecture may dial up a new relationship between the human body and the building.'
While some of the work literally seems to draw on such imagery, I would think the concept(s) could be seen more as metaphor. Yet, also how such cloud or forest like architecture be seen in terms of say ecological, urbanistic or even material or tectonic concerns?
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Sou Fujimoto's exhibition entitled, 'forest, cloud, mountain'
The exhibition both exhibits a number of his projects to date.
Re: the title of the exhibit Fujimoto writes forest-like architecture may be something between artificial and natural; perhaps when we speak about a cloud-like architecture, we could imagine architecture made up of air and light rather than a wall. mountain-like architecture may dial up a new relationship between the human body and the building.'
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While some of the work literally seems to draw on such imagery, I would think the concept(s) could be seen more as metaphor. Yet, also how such cloud or forest like architecture be seen in terms of say ecological, urbanistic or even material or tectonic concerns?
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