赫斯维克工作室

2023年7月3日

|英国建筑师托马斯·赫斯维克(Suum项目)架构如何唤起情感在人的地方是英国建筑师的主要问题之一,托马斯·赫斯维克在设计建筑物。“赫斯维克工作室:建筑充满感情”展览展示了建筑师和他的团队试图回答这个问题。赫斯维克工作室已经召集了大约30个项目进行了在过去的29年进化的概念”充满感情。赫斯维克工作室的“安装视图模型“小岛”公园在纽约码头54 (Suum项目)“当你正在创造的地方,智力问题,心脏问题和手很重要。项目中,我们试图考虑工艺更多的情感和思考更多,而且思想的智慧,”赫斯维克周三表示,在首尔文化站284。于1925年开业,称为旧首尔站建筑,空间函数作为一个文化复杂。展览由Suum这次项目总部设在首尔和东京森艺术博物馆。后显示直到6月5日,在东京展览已经抵达首尔,与建筑师的模型“音景”Nodeul岛上,一个大型人工岛在汉江。它是输入的设计在首尔市政府项目竞争重新设计。“首尔有巨大的资源,你是不够用的,”他说的汉江。 “Normally in the mindset of people in a city, they feel the city is intense, you escape the city and you go to a countryside. I think there is an opportunity for Nodeul Island as a place you escape to." An installation view of Heatherwick Studio's model for "Soundscape," a proposed redesign of Nodeul Island (Suum Project) Heatherwick and his team propose to transform the island into a dynamic destination for the celebration of music. “Soundscape” aims to introduce 6,000 square meters of new music space on the island that encompasses concerts to street performance for a variety of music genres, from classical to K-pop. As an architect, he does not approach his job as “designing structures,” but rather as making places where people engage and that elicit the emotions of those visiting the place. “We felt there is an opportunity not (just) about design, but to make a place that is more public and social,” he said of his proposal for Nodeul Island. The exhibition consists of seven sections: coming together; experiencing sculptural space; feeling nature in urban space; connecting with everyone; bringing old to the future; playing and using; and samples and sketches. An installation view of sketches and models from Heatherwick Studio at Culture Station 284 in Seoul (Park Yuna/The Korea Herald) The architect said Seoul is one of the most exciting cities at the moment compared other Asian cities. “When I talked to people in London," Heatherwick said, "Where is the most exciting city in the world? Most people said, ‘Seoul.’" "I think there is curiosity about Korea now more than ever before. You have been surprising the world with film, drama, music, food and art. It feels like there is a cultural energy,” he said. By Park Yuna ( yunapark@heraldcorp.com )