Muku Nursery: 360-degree Visibility Design
Muku Nursery: 360-degree Visibility Design
- urbanNext, April 18, 2019.
- 275 words.
Designing Matter, Low Density, Project, Technology and fabrication, Tezuka architects
Children, City views, Design, Design strategies, Educational Program, Flexibility, Fuji, Geometry, Horizontal experience, Japan, Movement, open, Project, Timber, Timber Structure, User’s experience, Well-being, Wood
Photography: Fototeca – Kida Katsuhisa
The idea behind this project should be called bubbles, rather than a circular plan. In plan, the design looks like bubbles slowly rising into the air, keeping an optimum distance from one another. Each bubble has only one function. There are no walls inside. Like a single-cell organism supported by organelles, mitochondria, ribosomes, etc., each bubble is supported by furniture and low partitions.
2575-5374
Architecture Project Design Fuji City, Japan Japan
Designing Matter, Low Density, Project, Technology and fabrication, Tezuka architects
Children, City views, Design, Design strategies, Educational Program, Flexibility, Fuji, Geometry, Horizontal experience, Japan, Movement, open, Project, Timber, Timber Structure, User’s experience, Well-being, Wood
Photography: Fototeca – Kida Katsuhisa
The idea behind this project should be called bubbles, rather than a circular plan. In plan, the design looks like bubbles slowly rising into the air, keeping an optimum distance from one another. Each bubble has only one function. There are no walls inside. Like a single-cell organism supported by organelles, mitochondria, ribosomes, etc., each bubble is supported by furniture and low partitions.
2575-5374
Architecture Project Design Fuji City, Japan Japan