Recinto e infinito: reflexiones sobre sistemas de orden a propósito del pabellón KAIT de Junya Ishigami
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Hurtado de Mendoza Wahrolén, María
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El presente artículo supone una aproximación
a la obra KAIT (Kanagawa Institute of
Technology Workshop, 2004-2008) del
arquitecto japonés Junya Ishigami. Desde una
investigación gráfica y escrita, se ha analizado
la lógica de la concepción de este espacio
arquitectónico, sin referencias ni recorridos
predeterminados, en su condición doble de
recinto e infinito, en el que se disuelven los
límites perceptivos y con bordes apenas sin
espesor se acota un fragmento del universo.
Se ha pretendido igualmente registrar su
paradójico sistema de orden, de compleja
dinámica no lineal y de una cierta apariencia
contradictoria. Todo ello ha tratado de alentar
asimismo una reflexión contemporánea sobre
la arquitectura generada desde herramientas
digitales que desdibuja geometrías matriciales
de partida sin perder el control de sus partes en
favor de intensificar la capacidad de establecer
relaciones, haciendo posible, en palabras de
Ishigami, la liberación del espacio construido
de la geometría y de las reglas, en busca de una
nueva universalidad.
This article is an approximation to the work KAIT (Kanagawa Institute of Technology Workshop, 2004-2008) by the Japanese architect Junya Ishigami. From a graphic and written perspective, this investigation analyzes the logics in the conception of this architectural space. A space without references or predetermined paths, understood in its double condition of enclosure and infiniteness, in which perceptual limits are dissolved and a fragment of the universe is edged with barely no thickness. An attempt has also been made to record its paradoxical ordering system, of complex non-linear dynamics and of a certain contradictory appearance. All this has also tried to encourage a contemporary reflection on the architecture generated from digital tools that blurs starting matrix geometries without losing control of its parts in favor of intensifying the ability to establish relationships, making possible, in Ishigami’s words, the liberation of built space of geometry and rules, in search of a new universality
This article is an approximation to the work KAIT (Kanagawa Institute of Technology Workshop, 2004-2008) by the Japanese architect Junya Ishigami. From a graphic and written perspective, this investigation analyzes the logics in the conception of this architectural space. A space without references or predetermined paths, understood in its double condition of enclosure and infiniteness, in which perceptual limits are dissolved and a fragment of the universe is edged with barely no thickness. An attempt has also been made to record its paradoxical ordering system, of complex non-linear dynamics and of a certain contradictory appearance. All this has also tried to encourage a contemporary reflection on the architecture generated from digital tools that blurs starting matrix geometries without losing control of its parts in favor of intensifying the ability to establish relationships, making possible, in Ishigami’s words, the liberation of built space of geometry and rules, in search of a new universality
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Hurtado de Mendoza Wahrolén, M. (2020). Recinto e infinito: reflexiones sobre sistemas de orden a propósito del pabellón KAIT de Junya Ishigami. REIA: Revista Europea de Investigación en Arquitectura, (16), 111-130. http://reia.es/REIA16_06_ALTA.pdf



