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项目 – 在加拿大温哥华市中心摩天大楼林立的天际线中，新落成的Alberni豪华公寓大楼的流线型曲面设计格外突出，成为温哥华新地标。这座43层的曲线造型建筑由日本建筑大师隈研吾操刀，开创了居住高层住宅建筑设计的新风尚。大楼采用了有机的曲面切口，一方面保留周边建筑的视野，另一方面为居民开辟出弧形的露台，与大自然融为一体。露台外延覆以木质饰面，犹如编织的竹简，配合玻璃和铝板材料，营造出像素风格的立面。建筑底层开辟有青苔植物花园和露天剧场广场，将自然景观融入城市生活。大楼内细节处处体现日本建筑匠人的细致匠心，从木质花格到大堂上空悬挂的木结构雕塑无不精益求精。作为隈研吾在北美的首个高层住宅建筑作品，这座Alberni公寓大楼开创了高密度居住区的新模式，完美结合文化、社区和设计于一体，是摩天大楼设计走向人性化和可持续发展的典范，其犹如一件现代雕塑艺术品矗立在温哥华天际线中，标志着这座城市迈向崭新居住时代的新一步。

团队 – 隈研吾建筑都市设计事务所（Kengo Kuma & Associates）成立于1990年，由日本知名建筑大师隈研吾（1954年生）创立与领导。30多年来，事务所始终秉持开放和创新理念，致力于自然、科技与设计的融合。如今，这个知名建筑设计团队已发展成为国际顶尖的建筑设计公司，其轻质建造和自然材料的应用开拓了建筑设计的新领域。 目前该公司拥有100多名专业设计人员，设计业务遍布40多个国家，并且在东京、巴黎、北京和上海设有设计办公室，持续推动可持续建筑的创新发展，打造顺应当地气候与文化的和谐空间。他们通过过滤光线、流体形态和触感丰富的材料，将建筑融入周边的自然与城市环境。从博物馆到体育场馆，隈研吾注重情境的设计彰显他人本主义理念，营造消解自然与建筑界限的启迪空间。隈研吾带领其设计团队以其敏锐而富诗意的建筑探索，成为当今建筑设计的探索先锋。 Feature：

Project - Rising above the Vancouver skyline, Kengo Kuma's sculptural 43-storey Alberni tower ushers in a new wave of architectural design for residential high-rises. The Japanese architect, known for his nature-inspired approach, has created a unique curvilinear form that carves out sweeping arcs to preserve the surrounding views. These scooped-out balconies, lined with wood, create an organic rhythm along the façade and connect residents with the outdoors. At ground level, an open-air moss garden and amphitheatre form a welcoming green space that engages the community. The tower's pixelated exterior, featuring glass, aluminum and wood finishes, reflects and filters natural light in an ever-changing display. Every detail embodies Kuma's meticulous Japanese craftsmanship, from the intricate wooden soffits to the suspended kigumi-style sculpture above the lobby. The development sets a new standard for high-density living in Vancouver, seamlessly blending cultural amenities, communal greenspace, and elevated design. As Kuma's first North American residential high-rise, the project pioneers a human-centric approach to skyscrapers defined by connectivity, nature and artistic expression. Alberni tower stands as an iconic sculptural form on Vancouver's horizon, ushering in a new age of livability and sustainability for vertical communities.

Design Team - Founded in 1990 by renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, Kengo Kuma & Associates (KKAA) has grown into a leading international architecture practice with offices across Asia and Europe. Kuma established the firm on the principles of openness and creativity, seeking to fuse nature, technology and design. Over the past three decades, KKAA has completed major public and cultural projects around the world, pioneering Kuma's signature style of lightweight construction and extensive use of natural materials. Currently led by Kuma along with partners Yuki Ikeguchi, Masahiko Sato, and Balázs Bognár, KKAA has over 100 staff working on projects spanning over 40 countries. With studios in Tokyo, Paris, Beijing and Shanghai, the practice continues to push the boundaries of innovative sustainable architecture, designing spaces in harmony with local climate and culture. KKAA's sensitive approach integrates buildings with their natural and urban contexts through filtered light, fluid forms and a tactile material palette. From museums to stadiums, Kuma's contextual designs reflect his humanistic philosophy, creating uplifting spaces that dissolve boundaries between nature and architecture.