"Tokyo Nezu Museum: low-key recessed entrance🚶‍➡️, ​​Japanese garden coffee shop🏖️🔥"

📍Address: Nezu Museum of Art, Tokyo The Nezu Museum of Art is a private art museum located in the Aoyama district of Tokyo. Compared with other projects where Lao Kuma put great effort into the facade, the Nezu Museum of Art is somewhat low-key in its approach, focusing on the inside rather than the outside. ⭐️⭐️🤩 The entrance to the art museum is located at a road intersection, directly opposite the pedestrian zebra crossing. Although Japanese buildings often use concave methods along the street to leave space in front of the entrance, as an art museum facing the public, the space in front of the entrance still seems very cramped. 🔥🔥 Of course, Kengo Kuma is well aware of this, and the stroke of genius often appears at this time, so the most well-known Internet celebrity eaves gallery (also a beauty gallery, responsible for the beauty of the museum) appeared so appropriately. 😍😍 One side of this eaves corridor is living bamboo, which separates the noise of the street; one side is a bamboo curtain wall, and the classic Kuma-style routine creates the beauty of the space. The emergence of the corridor makes two turns into the art gallery, lengthening the foreground space several times. In this way, a space for people to gather and buffer is left in front of the art museum. 🏖️🏖️ The design of this building is as light and transparent as the traditional Japanese Shukiya. 😘 The seemingly thin, flat, long and dense pillars not only support the 2-3F building body, but also give the building maximum transparency at the visual interface, bringing the scenery of the Nezu family's private garden into the large space (follow-up The same goes for nezucafe). When you enter the museum from the entrance of the building, you are immediately surrounded by a rich green. Bamboo yellow is used as the main color in the museum, which complements this green. 🥰🥰 As for this long and flat structural column, you can't really tell that it is a steel structure or concrete. I am a master of the overall structure. I hope that some structural masters can explain it and give some guidance. 😎😎 #Nezu Museum #Nezu Museum Cafe #Tokyo Tandian #Tokyo Architecture #Tokyo Design #Kuma Kengo #Kuma Kengo Works #Japanese Garden #Japanese style garden design #The beauty of shadow #Tokyo Museum of Art #Japan #TokyoAttractions