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Maitreya Dharma 廃坑にある弥勒ダルマホールは by Guanghai Cui
Maitreya Dharma 廃坑にある弥勒ダルマホールは by Guanghai Cui
Maitreya Dharma 廃坑にある弥勒ダルマホールは by Guanghai Cui
Maitreya Dharma 廃坑にある弥勒ダルマホールは by Guanghai Cui
Maitreya Dharma 廃坑にある弥勒ダルマホールは by Guanghai Cui

プラチナ 建築 · 2023

Maitreya Dharma 廃坑にある弥勒ダルマホールは

by Guanghai Cui

  • A' Design Award プラチナ賞 2023 in 建築
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 418,171
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About Maitreya Dharma 廃坑にある弥勒ダルマホールは

このプロジェクトは、浙江省寧波市奉化区西口鎮の雪豆山風景区内に位置し、予定地面積は144.997平方メートルである。プロジェクトの場所は、かつては廃採石場で、その前には広場があり、複雑な地形となっていました。これは浙江仏教大学第 2 期の一部であり、仏教活動の文化拠点としての役割を果たしています。このプロジェクトは雪豆山風景区に位置し、弥勒信仰の宗教的、文化的重要性を体現するランドマークとなる建物を建設することを目的としています。

About the A' Design Award プラチナ賞

Maitreya Dharma 廃坑にある弥勒ダルマホールはは、真に卓越し、エレガントで壮麗なデザインに授与される、きわめて権威ある評価である A' Design Award プラチナ賞の受賞作品です。プラチナ賞の受賞作品は、創造の驚異であり、知的創造性の限界を示す証であり、デザイナーの比類なきプロフェッショナリズムと天才性を示しています。これらのデザインは、時代の美学を定義し、社会の幸福に貢献し、芸術・科学・デザイン・技術の境界を前進させる、最も名高い作品であることが期待されます。Maitreya Dharma 廃坑にある弥勒ダルマホールはは、超越的な卓越性の水準を示し、有益で価値ある特性によって、疑いなく世界をより良い場所にします。Maitreya Dharma 廃坑にある弥勒ダルマホールはは、欲求を呼び覚まし、インスピレーションを与え、胸を躍らせ、喜ばせ、大きな喜びを生み出す、A' Design Award プラチナ賞受賞作品です。

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Unique Properties
The project is inside the Xuedou Mountain Scenic Area, in Xikou Town, Fenghua District of Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, with a planned land area of 144,997 square meters. The project site used to be an abandoned quarry with an open area in front of it, with complicated topology, where the height difference between the highest point and the bottom of the abandoned quarry is about 35 meters, and a North-Ring underground railway line passes through under the quarry.
Dimensions & Packaging
Total site area: 144,977 ㎡
Building Coverage: 37,649.42 ㎡
Total construction area: 55,574.78 ㎡
Tags
Maitreya Bodhisattva,fundamental ashram,pilgrimage site, Sumeru Mountain, the Adytum of Tusita Heaven
Production Technology
A single-shelled glass roof covers the colossal space to symbolize the future "Longhua Dharma Hall".
A vertical structural element is inserted in the center of the ample space under the center of the shelled glass roof for vertical ventilation, equipment, and structural reasons, connecting the ground and the roof space,.
The spaces on top of the central vertical structure above the glass roof are the splendid group buildings in traditional Chinese style.
Design Challenge
This project used a vast old mining pit to form a massive space by covering it up to serve Buddhist sermons, ceremonies, and visits. The surrounding rock wall of the pit was simply reinforced and left alone to maintain the original traces as much as possible. A contrast between the modern architectural structure and the authentic natural environment was thus formed, highlighting the Buddhist concept of conserving nature and nourishing nature after the indigenization of Buddhism.
Research
The second phase of the Buddhist College Project – the Maitreya Altar, is located in the lower area of this famous sacred Buddhist mountain. It has become an important Buddhist cultural place in the Xuedou Mountain Scenic Area, the gateway to the Xuedou Mountain. It will be the main venue of the Maitreya Cultural Festival, religious lectures, conferences, exhibitions, and cultural exchange activities with large audiences.
Inspiration
It perfectly covers the abandoned quarry in the shape of a flower bud in the plan, using its limitations to create a single continuous space to hold large audiences of 4500 people and form a splendid interior for the monks and believers to pay respect for Maitreya, repairing the damaged topology of the site in the past with modern architectural technologies. The flower bud plan form symbolizes the belief in Maitreya, who is believed to be the kindest and would save the followers in the future.
Project Duration
Completed in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, China in June 2022
Operation Flow
The Maitreya Altar is the core of this project, which can be divided into four main parts: the Great Mercy Hall in the front, the Longhua Dharma Hall, the vertical structure of Sumeru Mountain, and the Adytum of Tusita Heaven at the top. Three halls representing other Dvipas are designed around the Altar, namely Purvavideha in the east, Aparagodaniya in the west of the Altar, and Uttarakuru in the north, while the Altar represents the Jambudvipa itself.

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