Thesis Book - Seeds of Hope
CONCEPTPortland Japanese Garden’s new CulturalVillage is a modest, human-scaled set ofbuildings arranged around a courtyard plaza,whose fourth side is the existing, untouchedgardens from the 1960s. The project is a villagepositioned along a journey from the city to thetop of the hill, a form of modern monzenmachiwherein the pilgrimage pays homage to the spiritof nature.122Fig 79
Fig 80VISIONA trio of buildings clustered around acourtyard—extracts essential elementsof Japan’s traditional architecturewhile steering clear of tritequotations. Overall, importing a keensensitivity to nature and meticuloustreatment of materials.123
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Fig 80
VISION
A trio of buildings clustered around a
courtyard—extracts essential elements
of Japan’s traditional architecture
while steering clear of trite
quotations. Overall, importing a keen
sensitivity to nature and meticulous
treatment of materials.
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