此外，更久马还在研究从杭州故居区再利用粘土砖和石头的可能性，这样博物馆的尸体看起来就像是“茶园的土壤”被“变成了建筑”一样。

In addition, Kengo Kuma is investigating the possibility of reusing clay tiles and stones from Hangzhou's old house district so the body of the museum may appear as if the “soil of the tea gardens” were “transformed into architecture”.

休息后还有更多的图片。

More images after the break.

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Architects Kengo Kuma & Associates Structural Engineer Konishi Structural Engineers, SRC Mechanical Engineers: P.T. Morimura & Associates, Ltd. Site Area 11,279㎡ Area 4970.0 m2 Project Year 2014