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a Spiraling, Light-Filled ‘Hive’ Designed by Kengo Kuma
all photos by Martin Mischkulnig |
For his first assignment in Australia, Japanese architect Kengo Kuma has designed The Exchange,
a multipurpose structure located at Darling Square in Sydney, and
housing a library, food hall, restaurants, and a day-care facility. In
contrast to the high-rise buildings in the surrounding area, the
exchange is a spiraling, light-filled ‘hive’ designed to be a soft and
warm low-rise structure integrated with the square.
The distinguished and elaborate facade is made from bent
Accoya
wooden threads that are wrapped around the building
in an irregular
pattern to form a hive shape.
The spiraling facade extends into the
square,
morphing into a pergola that provides shade.
“This structure resulted in interior space that resembles a silkworm cocoon, and a primitive façade which looks like a bird’s nest,” said the architects, “creating an oasis in the middle of an urban jungle.”
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3 comments:
You definitely caught the flavor of the boy. Sketching is so much fun! :-)
Thanks, John, I think I do better when I do quick ones?
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