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Resembling a bridge, the scaly armour of the UCCA Clay Museum spans across the passageways to the neighbouring buildings. Where this structure touches the ground, Kengo Kuma & Associates arranged shallow water basins.
The facade is clad in three-layer panels that display a green painted finish. They permit easily replacing them while the building is in service.
The fly tower of the Glasshouse Theatre consists of textured prefabricated concrete elements, while the ­existing QPAC displays smooth in-situ concrete. The continuity of colouration, however, is clearly visible.
Exterior view of the studio with vertical green timber cladding.
Respectfully responding to the original atmosphere of the warehouse, the new built-in elements display restraint.