KYOTO YUDO PAVILION, Japan by Kengo Kuma and Associates

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隈研吾团队在京都一座寺庙的竹林中打造了一个漂浮的临时“织物”亭。

A temporary fabric pavilion was floated in the bamboo grove of a temple in Kyoto.

▼项目概览，overall of the project ©Kei Sugimoto

通过将白色特卫强纸编织成三维结构，建筑师在浴池上方搭建起一座“织物建筑”。在这个半露天浴池中，游客可以在织物投下的光影中尽享热汤。简单的平面已转变为一处三维构造。

A flat “Tyvek” was woven into a three-dimensional structure, and a bathtub was placed underneath this “fabric architecture” to create a semi-outdoor bath where visitors could play with the hot water in the filtered light. A simple flat surface was transformed into a three-dimensional “architecture”.

▼竹林外的视角，view from the outside ©Kei Sugimoto

▼看向织物盖顶，view of the “fabric architecture” ©Kei Sugimoto

以周围竹子支撑织物的方法正契合了“负建筑”的理念，白色布料将回应自然，随风摆动。

The method of using the surrounding live bamboo as a support for the cloth is “defeated architecture” itself, and the white cloth sways as the wind blows.

▼夜景，night view ©Kei Sugimoto

Project Team: Kazuhiko Miyazawa, Erika Mikami, Tomohiro Matsunaga, Shoki An
Kyoto, Japan
2021.10
Pavilion
33 m2

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