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Arhitektura u službi katarze
Nedavno izgrađena
Kuća žalosti u Mexico
Cityju lijep je primjer
nečega što se naziva
“emocionalnom arhitekturom”.
S ciljem stvaranja
duševnog stanja
za specifičnu namjenu,
ova je građevina zamišljena
kao prolazak posjetitelja
kroz iskustvo
mraka ulaznog tunela te
izlazak na granitnu prostoriju
visokog stropa,
s posebnim, prirodnim
osvjetljenjem iz dvorišta.
Posebno je uočljiv
izostanak namještaja,
osim klupe postavljene
uza zid prostorije.
Apstraktnu skulpturu u
središtu dvorane napravio je, kao jedinu prisutnu dekoraciju,
umjetnik Saul Kaminer.
Architecture in the Function of
Catharsis
The recently built Mourning House in Mexico City is a lovely
example of something that we call “emotional architecture”.
With the goal of creating a spiritual state for a specific purpose,
the building was designed as the visitors’ passage through the
experience of the entrance tunnel’s darkness, followed by the
exit to a high-ceiling room with special, natural light breaking
through from the backyard. The absence of any sort of furniture
is particularly noticeable, besides a bench that is positioned
next to the room’s wall. The only present decoration is an abstract
sculpture in the centre of the hall, and it was created by
artist Saul Kaminer.
Lebdeći dijamant na obali
Kopenhagena
Kopenhaška kraljevska knjižnica
dobit će novi arhitektonski
dodatak. Riječ je o monolitnoj
sedmerokatnoj strukturi od
crnoga granita. Među brojnim
funkcionalnim cjelinama koje
će se naći u obogaćenoj zgradi
na atraktivnoj lokaciji pogleda
na Kopenhagen s mora, ističe
se Queen’s hall, dvorana sa 600
mjesta, namijenjena koncertnim
i drugim scenskim događajima
te ujedno figurira i kao
dvorana za sastanke. Izvanjski
efekt koji su željeli postići dizajneri
jest slobodno lebdenje crnog
dijamanta, što je posebno
pojačano dojmom i blizinom
morske površine.
News
Zaha Hadid kao snježna kraljica
Alpska “ledena željeznica” u austrijskom Innsbrucku povezuje
središte grada s planinskim resortom. Prvoga prosinca prošle
godine otvorene su četiri nove postaje, za čiju je izvedbu na
natječaju 2005. zadužena poznata arhitektica Zaha Hadid. Za
svoju ideju autorica kaže kako je pokušala pratiti specifičnosti
pojedinih lokacija postaja i visina na kojima se one nalaze, ali istodobno
i zadržati koherentnu fluidnu arhitektonsku poveznicu.
To je, uostalom, i jezik kojim se ta plodna i velika autorica služi već
dulje vrijeme.
Zaha Hadid as the Snow Queen
The Alpine “ice railway” in Innsbruck, Austria, connects the city
centre with the mountain resort. December 1st of last year saw
the opening of four new stations, and their creation was trusted
to famous architect Zaha Hadid in a 2005 contest. The author
explains her idea by having to keep up with the specific characteristics
of individual station locations, as well as the heights
they reside on, but she also emphasizes that she tried to keep a
coherent, fluid architectonic bond. Then again, that pretty much
defines the language that this productive and grand author has
been using for quite some time.
A Floating Diamond
on the Coast of Copenhagen
The Copenhagen Royal Library is about to
receive a new architectonic annexe. We’re
talking about a monolithic seven-floor
structure made from black granite. Among
many functional units that will find their
place in the enriched building on an attractive
location with a wonderful view over
Copenhagen from the sea, we must point
out Queen’s Hall, which has 600 seats and is
aimed at concerts and other stage events, as
well as at being a conference hall. The external
effect that was attempted by designers
is the free floating of a black diamond, which
is especially emphasized by the impression
and the closeness of the sea surface.
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