奥雷·舍人: 为什么伟大的建筑物需要说故事

为什么伟大的建筑物需要说故事

对建筑师奥雷·舍人（Ole Scheeren）而言，住在建筑物及在里面工作的人似乎也是建物的一部分，就好比是混泥土，钢筋，玻璃一样。他问：建筑物可以有合作性、故事性，而不是仅有传统高楼大厦的疏离感吗？参观他的五座建筑物——从中国的一栋扭曲式大楼到泰国的一座水上电影院——并学习它们背后的故事。

Buildings are not just functional objects; they shape, and are shaped by, the lives within them. By reimagining skyscrapers as interconnected communities, a Beijing tower for 10,000 people became a living organism rather than a vertical hierarchy. Projects in Singapore, Berlin, London, and even a floating cinema in Thailand, reveal how architecture can foster collective experiences, blending technical systems with vibrant social spaces. True innovation in design emerges when structures become platforms for collaboration, connection, and the unfolding of many narratives.

Architecture Comes Alive When It Tells Human Stories

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