What is to renovate a “space” for arts?
16 Oct 2012
Architect’s Talk by Mr. Tsuneo Noda
What is to renovate a “space” for arts?
Free admission
konya2023 rooftop (artwork:"UFO PARKING 2010" by Michael Otto)
14:00 – 16:00
Wednesday 17 October 2012
@ Classroom, the Japan Foundation
27 Quang Trung, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
(Capacity: 50 seats, first come, first served)
Moderator: Phuong Linh (Director of Nhasan Studio)
The Japan Foundation Center for Cultural Exchange in Vietnam and Nhasan Studio proudly host an architect’s talk “What is to renovate a “space” for arts?”, by a young promising architect Mr. Tsuneo Noda on Wednesday 17 October 2012 in Hanoi.
As a first grade architect and a representative of architecture/design office “no.d+a”, Mr. Noda has been actively conducting various projects and works ranging from revitalizing planning and administration for old buildings to design directions for shops, exhibitions and events.
One of his long-run renovation projects is “Konya 2023” in which his project team “Travel Front” has managed and operated a 45-year old building in Fukuoka City since 2008 and will continue until 2023 in hope to create and add new values by inviting various creators and directors into 17 rooms of the aged building.
Mainly based on this highly acclaimed project, Mr. Noda will share his thoughts, ideas and experiences to discuss about: What is to renovate a “space” for arts?
The organizers believe that the lack of spaces for arts is one of critical issues in Vietnamese arts scene. We do hope that Mr. Noda’s talk will provide you alternative ideas and inspirations how to think about spaces for arts in Vietnam.
This talk is a part of the umbrella project named “Skylines With Flying People – Multiplex projects on contemporary art” co-organized by the Japan Foundation Center for Cultural Exchange in Vietnam and Nhasan Studio, with the support of Prince Claus Fund. The information on the whole project will be revealed in early December 2012.
For inquiries on the event and the interviews with the architect, please contact us at:
Ms. Ha Nguyen (Ext. 113) / Mr. Yoshioka (0123-384-4138)
The Japan Foundation Center for Cultural Exchange in Vietnam
27 Quang Trung, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi, Vietnam TEL 04-3944-7419 www.jpf.org.vn
■ Architect’s Profile
 Photo: ©PROJECT FUKUOKA |
Tsuneo NodaArchitect (First grade architect)Representative of no.d+aRepresentative of TRAVELERS PROJECT
Born in 1981 Graduated from Department of Architecture (Masao Koizumi lab.), Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo Metropolitan University. After working for Shigeru Aoki Architect & Associates, he established “no.d+a” and “TRAVELERS PROJECT” in 2005. |
Awards
2003 Taro Ashiwara Award, 12th JIA competition for undergraduates
2010 Urban Design Award
2010 Fukuoka Urban Beatification Award
Selected projects/works/achievements
2012 Jury for Architectural Diploma Design Award (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
2012 Stage art work for “RUN! MEROS!”, Fukuoka City Foundation for Arts and Cultural Promotion
2012 – 2011
Furniture design & Site plan for Tohoku-Kyusyu Project, Kyusyu
2011 Furniture design for “hair & make nico” (Beauty Salon), Fukuoka
2011 – 2009
Interior design for the powder room of “Abeno Q’s Mall”, Osaka
2009 Interior design for “Itarian Bar Kasa”, Fukuoka
2008 Interior design for “konya-stay”, Fukuoka
2008 Interior design for “konya-gallery”, Fukuoka
2008 Planning for the exhibition (a part) of “Nishinippon Rail Company 100th Anniversary”, Fukuoka
2007 Producing (planning, direction, management, renovation and revitalization) for an old building “KONYA 2023”, Fukuoka
2006 Planning, direction, revitalization for an old building “345 PROJECT”, Fukuoka
2006 Logo design for “Café & Bar WA IS”, Fukuoka
2006 Interior design for “Café TRAVEL FRONT”, Fukuoka
2006 Producing (planning, direction, management, renovation and revitalization) for an old building “REISENSO PROJECT”, Fukuoka
2005 Interior direction for “Takumi Photo Studio”, Fukuoka
