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来自专筑编辑倪明辉，vigo的报道。藏经阁：
我的灵感来自于唐代著名佛僧玄奘的历史。玄奘在大慈寺居住并修行佛法，而后远赴印度寻求佛法。方所书店位于环绕大慈寺的商业街的地下层。因此我有一个大胆的想法，创造一个现代的地下“藏经阁”。藏经阁是中国古代用于存储各种知识如书籍、佛经和信件的私密地方。很多原料和技术用来模仿古代藏经阁的场景，例如大切面的混凝土柱，阁楼里的书架和穿过书架的小道等。
From the architect. Sutra Depository
I was inspired by the history of Xuanzhang, a famous Chinese Buddhist monk in Tang dynasty; he resided and practiced Buddhism in Daci Temple before he went on a spiritual journey to India. Fangsuo Book Store is located at the underground level of the commercial streets, which surrounds the Daci Temple. Therefore I had a bold idea of creating a modern underground “Sutra Depository”. Sutra depository is a private place to store all kinds of knowledge, such as books, sutras, and letters in ancient China. Many raw materials and techniques were used to resemble the scene of an ancient sutra depository, for example, concrete columns with large cutting surfaces, bookcases in the loft, the bridge and catwalk across the bookcases.
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传奇：
我们认为书店应该体现人类历史、文化和智慧的概念，应该以宏大的视野来拥抱过去和未知的将来。我运用行星图和星座的元素以及陨石形态的方舟雕刻来使这个想法形象化。我们想要创造通向神圣未知世界的大门，永远像一个“传奇”。
Legend:
We think the bookstore should embody the concept of human history, culture, and wisdom; and it should embrace the past and unknown future with a grand vision. I used the elements of planet diagram and constellation, and a sculpture of ark in the form of a meteorite to visualize this idea. We want to create a gateway leading to a sacred and unknown world, just like a ‘Legend’ forever.
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庙宇：
我们使用了很多空间收放设计手法：想象一下在洞里，走过一个秘密通道后，你将惊奇地看到一座宏伟的庙宇，它带有9米的巨大混凝土柱，投射出令人难忘的印象。方所书店不仅承载着文化和生活的态度，而且给顾客提供了平静内心的场所以及希望之门。
Temple
We used a lot of high-pressure-release design techniques: just imagine in a cave, after walking through a secrete tunnel, you would be amazed to see a magnificent temple with 9-meter vast concrete columns, which would project an unforgivable impression. Fangsuo Book Store not only carries cultures and living attitudes, but also provides customers a place for inner peace and a door of hope.
Floor Plan/平面图
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窝：
“窝”反映了四川人对生活的一种悠闲的态度： 他们无论到哪都想有个休息的地方。例如当爬山或者购物时，他们总想找地方打打牌聊聊天，或者享用茶、咖啡和小吃之类的茶点。因此为了满足这个需求，我们设计了很多休息区，人们能够窝在这里，真正享受平和宁静的阅读时光。
Nesting
Nesting is a leisure attitude of life for Sichuan people: wherever they go, they’d like to have a place for “nesting”. For instance, while go climbing or shopping, they always want to find a place for card playing, chatting, or refreshments, such as tea, coffee, and snacks. So to meet this need, we designed many sitting areas, where people can nest and really enjoy the peaceful and tranquil time of reading.
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建筑师：ChuChih-Kang
项目位置：中国四川成都市
合作方：方所文化发展有限公司
建筑面积：5280.0平方米
建筑时间：2015年
摄影： Chu Chih-Kang Space Design
Architects:ChuChih-Kang
Location:Chengdu,Sichuan,China
Collaborators:Fangsuo Culture Development Co., Ltd.
Area:5280.0sqm
Year:2015
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