丹下健三城市设计案例分析PPT课件.pptx

?????????;ARCHITECT;Kenzō Tange (丹下健三) ;Planning?in?Metabloism; Location:?Tokyo,?Japan Designer(s):?Urban?Planning Year?of?completion:?1960 Area:?Nil ;The?post?war?planning?of?Tokyo?had?split?the?ideal?and?real?apart.?Planner,?architect,?industrialist?started to?explore?urban?planning?in?a?different?way.?No?doubted?that?Tokyo?bay?is?a?great?virgin?land?to?excavate.?;Tagne’s?concept?of?having?a?linear?extension?for?Tokyo?formevolution?and?growth?of?living?organism ;Plan for Tokyo, 1960. System piles and nuclei. Kenzo Tange. Influenced by the ideas of Le Corbusier, Tange proposes that Pilotis areas constitute spatial links between public and private areas. They are the areas in which the flow of traffic meets with stable architectural space. Core systems, on the other hand, link urban arteries with the buildings. Both cores and piles were integrated into a single system. ;DESIGN;1) The connection between Tokyo and the proposed linear expansion;2) The traffic circulation along the civic axis;3) The two main shapes of business buildings;The residential buildings (C) are attached to the civic axis through a perpendicular street system. Like leaves of a tree the residential area seems to grow away from the civic axis. The buildings reside on huge platforms on the water and propose the old relationship between the population of Tokyo and the sea. The buildings appear random in size and position but alike in shape. ;THE CITY OF THEFUTURE;Fifure 1. Land use diagram of the proposed next district;Fifure 2. reclamation over time in Tokyo Bay, including proposed Next Tokyo in 2045;Urban farming exists at multiple scales in the district, and the largest infrastructural rings collect saline bay water to grow algae, which can provide a clean fuel source;Fifure 4. Comparison of Kenzo Tange’s Plan for Tokyo Bay 1960 and the Next Totyo 2045 Plan;Fifure 5. Open-air sky decks at the top of the Sky Mile Tower