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架构师提供的文本描述。竹子是一种自由的自我元素，是通过反操纵加工和生长而形成的.在越南，把它们连接在一起的最好的简单的方式是由当地的大师级大师用一种仅用短竹棍的接缝解决的办法而形成的。

Text description provided by the architects. Bamboo is free self-element by mean of anti-manipulation processing and growing up. In Vietnam, the best simple ancient way of connecting them together was deeply figured and commonly transferred by local great masters with a solution of short bamboo stick's joint only.

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与其他天然材料相比，竹子的长度、重量和形状在结构和结构上都是奇点。否则，从原始时代起，竹子就在物质和精神两方面保留了人类创作的巨大灵感。

The length, weight, and form of bamboo are the singularity in comparison with other natural materials in construction and sympathy. Otherwise, from primitive time bamboo preserves a huge inspiration of human creations in both physical and spiritual field.

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在独特的私人博物馆-孟氏博物馆的小土地上，建立了艺术和表演的空间。其主要思想是如何提高竹子的隐蔽性价值和简单的手工建房解决方案，节约成本，使我们没有预算。

On the small land property of the unique private museum MUONG minority museum, space for art and performance were built up. The main idea is how to enhance hidden values of bamboo and simple solution of building up by hands, saving a cost cause we have no budget for.

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来自一个竹梯的愿望，一个受欢迎的越南家庭工具，一个灵活的骨骼与三维梯子组成被操纵作为一个管弦乐竹子空间的概念：墙发挥作为一个开放的屋顶-一个原始的解决方案。

Aspiration from a bamboo ladder, a popular Vietnamese home tool, a flexible skeleton with 3D ladder composition is manipulated as an orchestral bamboo space with a concept: wall plays as an open roof – a primitive solution.

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天窗是另一个关键，它从里面突出竹元素，为整个博物馆创造新的多重功能，将越南本土建筑转变为当代生活。在这里，空荡荡的心-竹子正在创造一个新的太阳！

The skylight is another key, it highlights bamboo elements from inside and creates new multiple functions for the whole museum, transforming Vietnam vernacular architecture into contemporary life. Here, the empty heart-bamboo is creating a new SUNYATA!

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(Akasa Minh)

Architects akasha+associates architecture

Location Hoa Binh, Vietnam

Lead Architect Akasa Minh

Area 450.0 m2

Project Year 2015

Photographs Akasa Minh

Category Arts & Architecture