Kengo Kuma Unveils Mixed-Use Skyscraper in Vancouver
Kengo Kuma and Associates has revealed plans for the office?s first North American skyscraper, a mixed-use luxury tower on a site adjacent to Stanley Park in Vancouver. Known as ?Alberni by Kuma,? the 43-story tower combines 181 residences with retail space and a restaurant in a rectilinear volume accented by "scoops" on two sides. These curvatures are the building?s most important formal attribute, while a moss garden at the tower's base is its most important spatial feature. The project is being organized by Westbank and Peterson, and is part of a group of architecturally significant projects being developed by the pair in the west coast city.
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Kengo Kuma and Associates has revealed plans for the office?s first North American skyscraper, a mixed-use luxury tower on a site adjacent to Stanley Park in Vancouver. Known as ?Alberni by Kuma,? the 43-story tower combines 181 residences with retail space and a restaurant in a rectilinear volume accented by "scoops" on two sides. These curvatures are the building?s most important formal attribute, while a moss garden at the tower's base is its most important spatial feature. The project is being organized by Westbank and Peterson, and is part of a group of architecturally significant projects being developed by the pair in the west coast city.?I have always wanted to have a project in Canada because of its closeness to nature,? says Kengo Kuma. ?Typologically, this is a l...
Courtesy of v2com
Kengo Kuma and Associates has revealed plans for the office?s first North American skyscraper, a mixed-use luxury tower on a site adjacent to Stanley Park in Vancouver. Known as ?Alberni by Kuma,? the 43-story tower combines 181 residences with retail space and a restaurant in a rectilinear volume accented by "scoops" on two sides. These curvatures are the building?s most important formal attribute, while a moss garden at the tower's base is its most important spatial feature. The project is being organized by Westbank and Peterson, and is part of a group of architecturally significant projects being developed by the pair in the west coast city.?I have always wanted to have a project in Canada because of its closeness to nature,? says Kengo Kuma. ?Typologically, this is a l...
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