The city of Bressanone, Italy, is looking for a new School of Music, and Tomas Ghisellini Architects have won a recognition of honor for their proposal. Taking inspiration from the loggias, piazzas and cloisters of the surrounding city, their school design creates a “landscape within a landscape” in which students may study and practice music. Called “Supernova,” the design includes a rehearsal hall, classrooms, and plenty of indoor and outdoor spaces that act as transitional space between the city fabric and the abutting parkland. Learn more, after the break.
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Competition Entry: Tomas Ghisellini Proposes "Supernova" School of Music for Bressanone
https://www.archdaily.com/586007/competition-entry-tomas-ghisellini-proposes-supernova-school-of-music-for-bressanoneConnor Walker
World's First Inflatable Concert Hall Opening in Japan
The Telegraph reports that a new inflatable concert hall dubbed “Ark Nova," created by the British sculptor Anish Kapoor and Japanese architect Arata Isozaki, is to tour the region of northern Japan that was most affected by the 2011 Tsunami. The hall, which will host world-class concerts, events and workshops, has a single skin membrane that can be easily inflated or deflated as well as seating constructed from local, tsunami-damaged cedar. The opening will take place this week in the coastal town of Matsushima. Learn more about the hall here.
https://www.archdaily.com/433776/world-s-first-inflatable-concert-hall-opening-in-japanEric Baldwin