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tr t12Phoogaphy｜1–221op, bo, p.(tttom)：伊藤彰［アイフォト］／Akira Ito［aif1 : The aboveground section consists of two symbolic volumes—one made of glass, the other of concrete.2 : The through-bridge runs underground through the facility, meaning visitors come into contact with the exhibits in a natural way, just by walking through the park.p.21(top) : The large exhibition room. View of Synthesis of Body-Space-Music exhibition of Daito Manabe’s new work Continuum Resonance (VS., 2024).p.21(bottom) : The through-bridge, supported by symbolic V-shaped columns, and the underground foyer, infused with natural light.oo］20GALLERY3.53.02.52.01.51.00.5 m (soil thickness)FOYERENTRANCE地下にありながらも変化に富んだ空間を生み出す。A cluster of five cube-shaped volumes with myriad functions create a spacethat is vibrant and dynamic despite the underground location. GALLERYBOHBOHCube concept さまざまな機能をもつ5つのキューブ群が、 軽量盛土材Lightweight embankment materialGround section 植物を十分に育むための1.5mの土厚を確保し、concept 余剰範囲は軽量盛土材を用いた合理的な計画。A soil depth of 1.5 meters was ensured to allow for adequate plant growth. The remaining volume is made up of lightweight embankment material, making for a very pragmatic solution.1 : ガラスとコンクリートの2つのシンボリックなボリュームからなる地上部。2 : 公園を回遊するなかで自然と展示に触れることができる地中の貫通ブリッジ。p.21上 : 大展示室。 《Synthesis of Body-Space-Music》真鍋大度新作個展 「Continuum Resonance」展示風景 （VS.、2024年) p.21下 : 象徴的なV字柱で支えられる貫通ブリッジと、自然光が差し込む地下のホワイエ。地上の公園を最大化する地下のミュージアム「VS.」は規模3,500m2のうち約3,000m2が公園の地下に埋まるミュージアムです。地上にはガラスとコンクリートの2つのシンボリックなボリュームのみを配置し、残りの3つのボリュームは地下に計画することで、地上部を広く公園として開放しました。地上の植物の育成を考慮した約1.5mの土厚を保つため、地中の建物高さを公園の地形に合わせて緻密に設定しています。5つのボリュームの余白から生まれる地下のホワイエは、展示室間の自然光だけではなく、ノースパークの滝（2027年完成予定）を通した光も上部から差し込み、地下にありながらも強弱のある陰影が創造性を喚起するダイナミックな空間となります。また、地下のホワイエを貫通するブリッジは、公園と展示と大通りをダイレクトにつなぐ動線となっており、偶然の出会いをもたらします。公園内ミュージアムの新しいあり方が形になりました。Vast Underground Museum Optimizes Use of Park SpaceVS. is a museum with a total area of 3,500 square meters, of which approximately 3,000 square meters is underground, beneath the park. Two volumes—one made of glass, the other of concrete—represent the facility aboveground, while three more volumes are beneath ground level, leaving room aboveground to take maximum advantage of the site for the park. To ensure a soil depth of around 1.5 meters for plant growth, care was taken to align the height of the under-ground buildings with the park’s topography. The under-ground foyer, created by the spaces between the five volumes, is illuminated not only by the natural light that enters the exhibition rooms but also from the light that filters down from the North Park waterfall (scheduled for completion in 2027). The result is a dynamic interplay of nuanced light and shadow both exciting and inspiring, despite the underground location. Additionally, the bridge that runs through the underground foyer serves as a direct link between the park, the exhibition space, and the main road, facilitating seren-dipitous encounters as visitors explore the area. The design of VS. represents an innovative approach to integrating a museum within a park setting.