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Cette publication accompagne la présentation « Tsuyoshi Tane : The Garden House » à la Vitra Design Museum Gallery, consacrée à la Tane Garden House récemment construite sur le Vitra Campus. L'idée de construire une maison de jardin sur le Vitra Campus a été initiée par le président émérite de Vitra, Rolf Fehlbaum. Le bâtiment, situé à proximité directe du Oudolf Garten, combine une plate-forme panoramique sur le toit pour les visiteurs du campus et une salle de réunion pour les jardiniers qui entretiennent le terrain. La publication Tane Garden House donne un aperçu approfondi du processus de conception qui s'est étalé sur plusieurs années. Il documente la création du projet architectural, y compris des modèles non réalisés, ainsi que des croquis dessinés par Tsuyoshi Tane.

The idea to build a garden house on the Vitra Campus was initiated by Vitra Chairman Emeritus Rolf Fehlbaum. The building which is direct proximity of the Oudolf Garten, combines a rooftop viewing platform for Campus visitors and a meeting room for the gardeners who tend the grounds. Tsuyoshi Tane understood that this project was small in scale, but large in meaning. This is reflected in the Japanese architect's unique design approach, which is based on an intensive research process that explores the local context in order to utilize traditional handicrafts as well as regional resources. Like an archaeologist, Tane started with a long period of exploration, researching the "memory of the place" where the project was being planned. Tsuyoshi Tane calls this approach "Archaeology of the Future".

The publication Tane Garden House provides a deep insight into the design process that stretched over several years. It documets the creation of the architectural project, including unrealised models, as well as sketches drawn by Tsuyoshi Tane. The appealing softcover book in a handy format does not only excite those interested in architecture, but also serves as a source of inspiration for the topic of building in the future.