Kengo Kuma Creates Magical Habitable Cardboard Sculpture in Korean Forest
位置：韩国
内容：实景照片
图片：8张
景观设计：Kengo Kuma
景观面积：46㎡
景观时间：2013
图片来源：inhabtat
这是由 Kengo Kuma设计的韩国安阳市森林中神奇纸板雕塑。该设计在一座美丽的场地上，创造了神奇的公共艺术作品。这些纸板雕塑如同一条长蛇，蜿蜒在林中，本质上可以提供一个临时的庇护所。该设计共占46㎡，利用40mm厚的蜂窝纸和玻璃钢板材制作而成。超轻的重量和超强韧性，便于回收，半透明，透光性好。良好的融于周围自然环境之中。
译者： 温冷清秋
The City of Anyang, South Korea commissioned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma to design a public art piece upon a beautiful woodland site. Swirling around the trees like a Paper Snake, the habitable sculpture is made from sandwiched honeycomb cardboard. The folded platform envelops the space and frames the forest to provide a temporary refuge for people in nature.
The 495 square foot public art project stands in a beautiful forest hillside surrounded by pine trees, from where one can look down to the intimate valley and river. Located next to a forest path, the Paper Snake frames parts of the woodland and offers people shelter from the elements. Made from 40mm thick paper core honeycomb compressed by two FRP sheets, the Paper Snake co-exists with the surrounding nature.
Recyclable, lightweight and super strong, honeycomb cardboard’s beauty lies in its translucent quality and unique geometrical body. The material’s porosity gently lets the light and shadows pass through to provide a calming natural environment. And during the night Kuma’s sculpture creates a completely different, but still very magical, story.
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