Itsuko Hasegawa is a Japanese architect.
She was born in Shizuoka in 1941, she studied architecture at the Kanto Gakuin University (1964), formed by Kiyonori Kikutake until 1969, then studied and worked at the Institute of Technology in Tokyo. In 1979, she founded her own architectural firm, Atelier Itsuko Hasegawa, that many achievements have been recognized in Japan and abroad.
She realized the Yamanashi Fruit Museum, the Shonandai cultural center, the Sumida Culture Factory ...
She realized the Yamanashi Fruit Museum, the Shonandai cultural center, the Sumida Culture Factory ...
Yamanashi Fruit Museum
Itsuko Hasegawa designed the Fruit Museum in the Yamanashi Prefecture near Mount Fuji in Japan, it was completed in 1997. The three shell-shaped buildings symbolize the "fruits" of spiritual sensuality, intelligence and lust. As an expression of contextual ecology, white light shines through screened structure in a paradisaical green house.
This work is interesting by its shape and the light. -Laure-
Itsuko Hasegawa designed the Fruit Museum in the Yamanashi Prefecture near Mount Fuji in Japan, it was completed in 1997. The three shell-shaped buildings symbolize the "fruits" of spiritual sensuality, intelligence and lust. As an expression of contextual ecology, white light shines through screened structure in a paradisaical green house.
What I love about
this work it is the large and round glass structure which reminds me
of a giant snail. The inside of the structure is completely
illuminated by these windows, we must feel like in a bubble.
-Eugénie-
This work is interesting by its shape and the light. -Laure-
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