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Images contributed by kurt
handlbauer, copyright (c) 2002. Click
to enlarge.
In 1994 London's Foreign Office Architects
won an international competition for the Yokohama Port (now Ferry)
Terminal in Yokohama, Japan. The innovative design treated the
terminal as landscaped surface, both inside and outside, acting
as an extension of a nearby park. With its recent opening, coinciding
with the finals of the 2002 World Cup games, the terminal is
one of the first large-scale built works of "architectural
landscape" spawned by recent advances in computer technology. |
