7 Sections
25 Lessons
4 Hours
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Introduction to SANAA
3
1.1
Who Are SANAA?
1.2
The Design Philosophy of Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa
1.3
Minimalism, Lightness, and Transparency
Principles of SANAA’s Architecture
4
2.1
Designing with Simplicity and Clarity
2.2
Fluid Circulation and Open Planning
2.3
Blurring Interior and Exterior Boundaries
2.4
Human-Centered Spatial Experiences
Light, Transparency & Materiality
4
3.1
Working with Glass and Thin Structures
3.2
Natural Light as Spatial Material
3.3
Soft Boundaries and Layered Spaces
3.4
Minimal Materials and Quiet Elegance
Iconic Projects & Spatial Innovation
4
4.1
Rolex Learning Center and Fluid Space
4.2
Louvre-Lens Museum and Transparency
4.3
New Museum and Vertical Simplicity
4.4
Serpentine Pavilion and Temporary Architecture
Spatial Atmosphere & User Experience
3
5.1
Designing Calm and Open Environments
5.2
Movement, Interaction, and Flexibility
5.3
Creating Ambiguity and Spatial Freedom
Representation & Visualization
3
6.1
Minimal Architectural Drawings
6.2
Diagramming Space and Circulation
6.3
Soft Rendering Techniques for Minimal Spaces
Applying the SANAA Approach
4
7.1
Developing a Minimal Spatial Concept
7.2
Designing a Transparent Pavilion
7.3
Refining Lightness and Spatial Flow
7.4
Final Minimalist Design Presentation
Design Like SANAA
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