Building: ♯GRADIENT＋WING ARCH
五月祭のフォリー ♯gradient＋Wing Arch
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This temporary pavilion was designed for the May Festival at the University of Tokyo in 2009 by architects Kazuhiro Yamaguchi, Kazuo Watanabe, and Tsugunori Kimoto, in collaboration with the university's Wood Material Science Laboratory. The structure showcases an innovative approach to temporary architecture through its distinctive gradient and wing arch design. Created as both a functional shelter and sculptural installation, this work demonstrates the creative potential of timber construction and temporary structures, making it a notable example of experimental Japanese architecture that merges artistic vision with practical design considerations.
This temporary pavilion was designed for the May Festival at the University of Tokyo in 2009 by architects Kazuhiro Yamaguchi, Kazuo Watanabe, and Tsugunori Kimoto, in collaboration with the university's Wood Material Science Laboratory. The structure showcases an innovative approach to temporary ar
...This temporary pavilion was designed for the May Festival at the University of Tokyo in 2009 by architects Kazuhiro Yamaguchi, Kazuo Watanabe, and Tsugunori Kimoto, in collaboration with the university's Wood Material Science Laboratory. The structure showcases an innovative approach to temporary architecture through its distinctive gradient and wing arch design. Created as both a functional shelter and sculptural installation, this work demonstrates the creative potential of timber construction and temporary structures, making it a notable example of experimental Japanese architecture that merges artistic vision with practical design considerations.