Auflistung Nach Schlagwort "Naoshima-chō (Japan)"

Adjacent, two story circular gallery

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An ascending ramp leads to the upper levels of the museum.

Blue and yellow boats

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A two dimensional painting which extends itself into the third dimension.

Fenestration of "The Oval"

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All rooms have views of the sea.

Installation by Louise Nevelson

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Museum entrance

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The museum itself is largely underground in order to minimize disturbance to the natural beauty of the park. It has an underground volume of appoximately 165x25 feet.

Museum entrance, interior

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An art installation within the two story underground entrance room.

The museum from above

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Leaving the museum for "The Oval," also by Tadao Ando, one is able to view the museum from above.

Museum restaraunt Issen

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Highly reccomended. Great view, great food.

Sculptural pond

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The pond forms a liquid sculpture within the oval.

View

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Ando offers yet another view of nature's beauty.

View from Naoshima Contemporary Art Museum, Tadao Ando, architect 1990-92.

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Naoshima Island is a National Park containing several museums, one of which is the Naoshima Contemporary Art Museum. It was designed to be approached by boat with three flights of stairs leading to an underground approach ...

View from the entrance

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Water from the entrance spills over and is allowed to flow down to the sea.

Waterfall entrance at "The Oval"

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"The Oval" contains four double guest rooms, two suites and an in-house café.

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