Book features the development of ‘Mirrored Gardens’, a village-inspired arts complex in Guangzhou run by Vitamin Creative Space.

'Written by Hu Fang, "Towards a Non-intentional Space (Chinese version)" reflects the research and thinking process along with the architectural design and construction in the past 3 years, which is also connected to the re-visiting of Chinese garden and Japanese Zen garden as a re-examination of the meaning of culture institution, Here, the time process of human creative activities becomes the essential element with which to form space. What man and nature create through time will always give life to the space, which will then be given back to us as rich nutrients for life.'-excerpted from the website of Vitamin Creative Space.

Alternative title

Zou xiang wu suo yi tu de kong jian — guan yu teng ben zhuang jie de “jang hua yuan” jian zhu she ji: guo cheng zhong de yan jiu

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Onsite

artist
Location code
MON.HUF
Language

Chinese - Simplified

Publication/Creation date

2015

No of pages

187

No of copies

1

Content type

monograph

Chapter headings

序:遺棄之地

荒園(現在)

為什麼我們凝視植物?

不見不建

臨時性住所

村與城

無土之樹與漂流的土地

一扇通往日落的門

從符號學到能量學

給麥田守望者的一封信

園林等待

(吸一口氣,身體內部便觸摸到地球的一小部分)

石與稻

如果有一片土壤

對話禪園

那些超越我們意圖的空間

語言與建築

耕作建築

模型與現實

相忘於山水

後記:重返

Towards a Non-intentional Space - About Mirrored Gardens Designed by Sou Fujimoto: Research in Progr
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Towards a Non-intentional Space - About Mirrored Gardens Designed by Sou Fujimoto: Research in Progress, 走向無所意圖的空間 — 關於藤本壯介的「鏡花園」建築設計:過程中的研究