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“作为一名杰出的建筑师,20年来,他不断创新,用创造性和高品质设计来应对破坏性自然灾害所造成的极端状况。他的建筑对于那些遭受巨大损失、流离失所的人们,就是庇护场所、社区中心,还有精神领地。”这是具有建筑诺贝尔奖之称的普利兹克建筑奖评委会给予2014年度获奖者、日本建筑师坂茂(Shigeru Ban)的一段评语。建筑师坂茂出生于东京,现年56岁,目前在东京、巴黎和纽约设有工作室。坂茂通常会根据结构、材料、景观、自然通风和光照条件,
“As a distinguished architect, he has been innovating for 20 years in creative and high-quality designs to cope with the extreme conditions caused by devastating natural disasters. His buildings are asylum for those who suffer huge losses and are displaced A place of community, a community center, and a spiritual realm. ”This is a comment from the 2014 Pritzker Prize for the 2014 Pritzker Prize for Architecture and the Japanese architect Shigeru Ban. Architect Sakamoto was born in Tokyo and is 56 years old and currently has studios in Tokyo, Paris and New York. Sakamoto usually based on the structure, materials, landscape, natural ventilation and light conditions,