I agree with kengo kuma that architecture should disappear and dissolve into its surroundings. Environment is the main character, architecture is the supporting role. Architecture should be in harmony with its surroundings. Personally, I am really interested in architectural designs that intersect with plants and nature. Chinese old tradition thought "Man and Nature are One" also reflect this point, the philosophers care about the relationship between human and nature. This idea can be seen in many Ancient Chinese Gardens.
I agree with kengo kuma that architecture should disappear and dissolve into its surroundings. Environment is the main character, architecture is the supporting role. Architecture should be in harmony with its surroundings. Personally, I am really interested in architectural designs that intersect with plants and nature. Chinese old tradition thought "Man and Nature are One" also reflect this point, the philosophers care about the relationship between human and nature. This idea can be seen in many Ancient Chinese Gardens.
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