Design develops a layering composed by traces and overlay of points of views, that generate different elements of the project: memorial, bamboo surface, pavilion and museum. The main aim is to relize a “Land Art” sculpture, seen with the natural perception of a kid. Architecture becomes an individual experience, that plays a commemorative meaning through the use of perspective like a metaphor of the disaster moment. Another key point is the expressive use of bamboo, enriched with symbolic and evocative meanings. Hill slope appears covered by a large installation that evokes the perception of a cane thicket. Bamboo rods, bent and folded like reeds in the wind, recreate a landscape that could be crossed. These reeds trace thin lights in the sky during the night, to remind the victims of the disaster.
Government of Thailand
Studio Comoglio Architetti
2.500 sq.m
Competition
2005