Sou Fujimoto's Polyhedral Pavilion Shapes The Art Island of Japan

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Located a few meters from the terminal of Naoshima, the Japanese island better known as the "Art Island", Sou Fujimoto's Pavilion appears as a translucent and lightweight diamond perched on the coastal edge of Kagawa, visible from SANAA's ferry terminal welcoming the visitors to the island.

The Naoshima Pavilion was part of the 2016 Setouchi Triennial. Fujimoto has created its structure with a white painted stainless steel framework, acting as a mesh that gives the polyhedron it's irregular shape and light appearance as if it was levitating from the ground.

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Cite: Castro, Fernanda. "Sou Fujimoto's Polyhedral Pavilion Shapes The Art Island of Japan" [El poliedro que Sou Fujimoto diseñó para la "Isla de las Artes"] 10 Sep 2017. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/879129/sou-fujimotos-polyhedral-pavilion-shapes-the-art-island-of-japan> ISSN 0719-8884

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