August 3, 2011
Kenchiku Taiso is a form of gymnastics designed to depict architecture. In this workshop, participants, while watching clips of architecture, express architectural shapes with their bodies. Translated into physical expression will be not only outer forms, but also structure, utility and first impressions. The key is the participant’s passionate devotion to scanning, understanding and loving architecture. Families and other groups are encouraged to express architecture together.
Please refer to the report page for the detail.
Isamu Yoneyama
Architectural Historian / Researcher in Edo-Tokyo Museum
Hidehisa Takahashi
Curator, Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum (branch of Edo-Tokyo Museum)
Motoko Tanaka
Writer / Creative Facilitator
Masaki Onishi
Editer / Architect
| Date: | Sunday, 28 August, 2011 2:00pm – 3:30pm |
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| Venue: | Nadya Park Atrium |
| Target: | Families, Students |
| Capacity: | 80 (order of arrival, admission free) |
| Fee: | Free |
| Organizer: | Creative Design City Nagoya Organizing Committee [City of Nagoya, International Design Center NAGOYA Inc., Nagoya Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Council of Chubu Design Organizations] |
| Co-organizer, etc. : | Co-operations:NADYA PARK, First Co. Ltd. |
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