The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Steven holl Seattle Public Library Lem Koolhaas FRAC Nord-Pas de Calais Lacaton VassalThe Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art 2006 STEVEN HOLL ARCHITECTS3x3 Steven Holl Background (1) Architect (2) Genealogy II. Process (1) Concept Realization Conclusion _Nelson Atkins Museum of Art Rem Koolhaas Lacaton Vassal Steven Holl Chapel of ST.Ignatius (1994-1997) Stephen Hall is a leading American architect. Uniquely, Hall is also introduced as a watercolorist, as he starts with an idea of his watercolor paintings. Like the example of St. Ignatius' Chapel, Hall explores the relationship between space and light through transparent and smooth watercolor flows.3x3 Steven Holl Background (1) Architect (2) Genealogy II. Process (1) Concept Realization Conclusion _Nelson Atkins Museum of Art Rem Koolhaas Lacaton Vassal Merleau-Ponty The philosophical background of Stephen Hall's architecture can be found in the French philosopher Merlot- Fonty . In his book Parallax, publishened from the existing old pavilion. In addition, the yellow and brown sketches showed that the flow along the southern slope and the view to the sculpture park were considered important.3x3 Steven Holl Background (1) Architect (2) Genealogy II. Process (1) Concept Realization Conclusion _Nelson Atkins Museum of Art Rem Koolhaas Lacaton Vassal This is the layout. The new building features five lens-shaped masses spread out and arranged according to the shape of the site. This is a distinct contrast to the existing structure, which consists of a single huge mass. It can be seen that each mass was intended to complement each other by placing five lenses in parallel instead of simply adding a mass, such as Tadao Ando or Pozampak's architecture. Through this contrast, we could see Hall's intention to achieve harmony. However, the water spaces that existed in the initial plan disappeared. The exact reason was unknown, but due to budget constraints, it was possible that water space was considN, OMA Area : 38300 m² Year : 2004_Seattle Central Library Rem Koolhaas 3x3 Steven Holl Background (1) Architect (2) Genealogy II. Process (1) Concept Realization Conclusion 1944 네덜란드 노테르담 출생 1956 네덜란드와 로스엔젤레스등에서 시나리오작가로 활동 1962‘ 헤이그 포스트 ’ 주간 신문사에 취직 1968 – 1972 AA 스쿨 1972 미국 정부의 연구지원금 수혜를 받고 미국으로 떠남 1975OMA 설립 1978 네덜란드 의회청사 현상설계 당선 프리츠커상 수상 Lacaton Vassal Rem Koolhaas, who designed the Seattle Public Library, began his career in an unusual way as a screenwriter. This background is reflected in his work through a surreal yet highly stimulating richness in language and imagination. At the relatively late age of 25, he began studying architecture at the Architectural Association School of Architecture (AA School) in London, setting him on the path to becoming an architect.3x3 Background (1) Architect (2) Genealogy II. Process (1) Concept Realization Conclusion Rem Koolhaas _Seattle Central Library Steven Holl Lacaton Vassal When Koolhaas began his formal architectural studies in the laty was visible, and to the east, Mount Rainier could be seen, with the main access route from the north. After determining the size of each platform to accommodate its functions, OMA sought the optimal placement of the platforms within the limited site, taking into account the urban context. For example, they aimed to ensure that Mount Rainier would be visible from the headquarter area and created shaded spaces for book storage.3x3 Background (1) Architect (2) Genealogy II. Process (1) Concept Realization Conclusion Rem Koolhaas _Seattle Central Library Steven Holl Lacaton Vassal The five fixed platforms that were ultimately created, considering both function and the natural context.3x3 Background (1) Architect (2) Genealogy II. Process (1) Concept Realization Conclusion Rem Koolhaas _Seattle Central Library Steven Holl Lacaton Vassal And a virtual line is drawn to connect each of the fixed platforms, forming a polygon.3x3 Background (1) Architect (2) Genealogy II. Process (1) Concept Ry Steven Holl Lacaton Vassal Conclusion Examining the development of the design for the Seattle Public Library, it becomes evident that for Koolhaas, the interaction between space and people, as well as its ability to meet diverse needs, held greater significance than the issue of form. What makes the Seattle Public Library particularly remarkable is his effort to acknowledge the complexity and unpredictability of programs while organizing them according to his intent, ensuring that each function remains independent yet capable of interacting with others. Additionally, the proactive use of diagrams during the design process had a significant influence on other Dutch architects, such as MVRDV, in later years.3x3 Background (1) Architect (2) Genealogy II. Process (1) Concept Realization Conclusion Rem Koolhaas _Seattle Central Library Steven Holl Lacaton Vassal downtown athletic club delirious new york Koolhaas, inspired by New York's examples of layered programs, believed that architect
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