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Fujisawa Gymnasium

gymnasium, Japan
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  • Fumihiko Maki

    In his Fujisawa Gymnasium (1984), he investigated the expressive potential of metal, creating a large stadium with a light, airy stainless steel roof that seems to float above the space. While his pursuit of materials and technology in the gymnasium is Modernist, the airiness of the space…

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    In his Fujisawa Gymnasium (1984), he investigated the expressive potential of metal, creating a large stadium with a light, airy stainless steel roof that seems to float above the space. While his pursuit of materials and technology in the gymnasium is Modernist, the airiness of the space…

    Read More