In addition to the vast windows long slender skylights recessed into the ceiling on either side of each space flood the interiors with natural light but attention to the creation of shadow ensures that.
Tadao ando concrete wall section.
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Tadao ando presented a cement box in the middle of a row of dilapidated wooden houses.
Surrounded by walls of concrete glass and slate reflects the natural light and creates complex shadows.
Walls are stark but as usual are rescued from oppression by the quality of the concrete work and by ando s masterful manipulation of light.
Light enters from behind the altar from a cross cut in the concrete wall that extends vertically from floor to ceiling and horizontally from wall to wall aligning perfectly with the joints in the concrete.
Divided into three equally sized sections.
Thanks to this consequent language he has achieved independence from the bright.
Considerable care is taken to see that the walls are as perfect as technique will allow.
It is a concrete box which occupies the entire plot.
The cool grey concrete for walls ceilings and floors constructs an intense homogeneity in ando s architecture.
Ando also specs thick walls so the concrete can be vibrated real nice and not get hung up on the re bar and such i think it could be just aesthetic.
Two spaces and a patio.
The one element carried through tadao ando s structures is his idolization of the reinforced concrete wall.
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The stuff in japan is not insulated and the buildings sweat quite a lot and are very cold in the winter.
There s a story.
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A 312 metre long concrete wall provides the framework for this house and art centre designed by japanese architect tadao ando for a picturesque site on the mexican seafront photos by edmund.
Church of the light was built in 1989 in the city of ibaraki osaka japan and is possibly one of tadao s most famous designs.
They are usually made of in situ poured in place concrete.
The importance given to walls is a distinct departure from modernist architecture.