Thursday, March 5, 2009

accessible for everyone...

NL Architects have designed the Taipei Performing Arts Centre with the aim to make the building accessible to everybody. To me it looks like a cube that has been dissected and stretched leaving usable voids of public and interactive space...i think it looks amazing!


The design is almost considered to be a table with four legs to support a table top which accomodates 3 storeys...and inside you'll find an elevated fragment of the city - a public browsing space offering cultural facilities - galleries, retail, bars and restaurants...

Balconies and terraces with different facilities are to be included in the scheme...

the performing arts centre structure will contain 3 theatres, each theatre positioned on different altitudes...

this post has me eagerly anticipating the Daniel Libeskind 'Grand Canal Square' Theatre here in Dublin...


3 comments:

Oliveaux said...

This is amazing!

Thomas said...

very unique!

Anonymous said...

Verrry very impressive, but it aint the same like The Dakota ;-)))

Thanks for posting on my blog btw!

The only dutch architect that I know is Ben van Berkel.(5 Franklinstreet in NY is one of his projects). I'm thinking...Dakota or 5 Franklinstreet??? We'll see...lol.

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