
鹿野苑石刻艺术博物馆 Luyeyuan Stone Carving Museum
Architect / Designer
Jiakun Architects
由2025年普利兹克建筑奖获得者刘家琨主持设计。坐落于徐堰河畔的林间空地上,川西竹林、河滩卵石与现代建筑交相辉映,营造出“移步换景”的传统中式园林体验。针对当时当地相对原始的施工条件,刘家琨独创了“页岩砖组合墙”混成工艺,用砖墙作为内模外浇混凝土,既保证了垂直度,又在外墙留下了粗犷且极具质感的凸凹窄条肌理。主体建筑为无窗设计,完全利用体块之间的缝隙来组织天光、缝隙光以及水面反射光,让光影与斑驳的古佛像产生跨越千年的对话。拍摄于2025年4月。
Designed by Liu Jiakun, laureate of the 2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize. Nestled on a clearing along the banks of the Xuyan River, the modern structure harmonizes with western Sichuan bamboo groves and riverbed pebbles, crafting a traditional Chinese garden experience where scenery unfolds with every step. In response to the relatively primitive local construction conditions at the time, Liu Jiakun pioneered a hybrid technique known as the "shale brick composite wall." By using brick walls as inner formwork for poured concrete, this method ensured vertical precision while leaving a rugged, richly textured surface of narrow protruding and receding strips on the exterior. The main building features a windowless design, relying entirely on the gaps between architectural volumes to choreograph natural sky light, slit light, and reflections from the water surface, creating a timeless dialogue between shifting light and the mottled, ancient Buddhist statues. Photos taken in 2025 April
Year:
2025
Location:
Chengdu, Sichuan, China
Type:
Architecture, Documentation























