Examples of using Kuma in English and their translations into German
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The KRION transforming company, KUMA Estructuras, S. L.
BIANCHI KUMA 5100 Y3B71IGY(2013) bicycle specifications.
In a world that is rediscovering the beauty of natural materials and human connections,of sustainability and long-term value, Kuma believes that architects are well positioned to lead.
Upgrading to KUMA PROFESSIONAL or KUMA PREMIUM is possible at any time without problems.
Anyone who has ever spent the night in Ando‘s tiny,20-square-metre homage to a Japanese tea house or in Kuma‘s equally compact oak-panelled will see the possible ways of using living space in a totally new light.
Furthermore, KUMA offers its expertise and experience for the establishment of academic programs in the fields of arts, theater, museum, and music management.
Of 35 Skiing for Intermediates(1) No intermediate terrain at Kuma Ski Land,(3) intermediate skiers will get bored after a few days,(5) vast areas of cruising runs.
KUMA PROFESSIONAL is your tool of choice if you want to present several smaller exhibitions at the same time or a bigger exhibition with more than 25 works of art in Kunstmatrix.
A private island in the Turks and Caicos is being transformed into a laboratory of contemporary architecture by visionaries Zaha Hadid, Shigeru Ban, David Chipperfield, Carl Ettensperger,Kengo Kuma, Chad Oppenheim and Piero Lissoni.
Kuma designs the strips as broken, each different from the other in terms of the angle and cross section at the same point, seeking to recreate the natural look of hanging strips of fabric.
The following citationis a brief response of a participant of the program: KUMA program is an international exchange program co-sponsored by Goethe-Institut, Free University of Berlin and Mercator Foundation.
KUMA Foundation intends to support individuals, projects, initiatives and institutions in Switzerland and abroad in the areas of society, arts and culture, education, health as well as other non-profit issues.
The windows, with the regular rhythm of the vertical cedar sunshades, create a different perspective on each floor,giving us the impression that Kuma has stacked up a lot of old houses to build his skyscraper in the city.
Kuma maintains the original cement structure, except for the part overlooking the road, where a new steel construction forms an atrium running the full height of the building and creates a fourth level for guests.
Famous all over the world for his walls decorated with parametric motifs, with which he underlines the beauty of natural cladding materials,Kengo Kuma surprises us once again with his high impact GC Prostho Museum Research Center in Kasugai-shi, Japan.
KUMA Culture Management in China is the center of excellence as well as the umbrella brand for all arts management-related programs and projects of the Institute for Arts and Media Management(IKM) of Freie Universität Berlin in cooperation with Goethe-Institut Beijing.
After five months of deliberation, in December the government assessed two new plans submitted by Japanese architects Kengo Kuma and Toyo Ito, and finally announced its choice of the joint venture composed of architect Kengo Kuma and the construction firms Taisei Corp.
The quality of KuMa products and the expertise and experience of the company's employees in the areas of engineering and installation are in demand both at home and abroad- and are up there with the best, as shown by four examples in Ethiopia, Canada, Turkey and the USA.
The twenty projects on exhibition offer an overview of contemporary architecture, ranging from world-famous architects such as Herzog& de Meuron,Álvaro Siza and Kengo Kuma to emerging young architects such as Pezo von Ellrichshausen, Ryue Nishizawa, Ensamble Studio, SO-IL and MOS Architects.
In an infinite game of reflections, in his Water/Glass House Kuma is inspired by Taut, who draws on the lessons of Katsura to create a building that once again attempts to satisfy the obsession with drowning architecture in the landscape.
From July 10 to 19 Triennale di Milano hosts the exhibition Archi Depot Tokyo, featuring architectural models of works by 41 Japanese architects including such bignames on the international architecture scene as Kengo Kuma, Arata Isozaki, Tetsuo Furuichi, Shigeru Ban, Koh Kitayama and Rike Yamamoto as well as young generations of architects.
A mechanism that reinvents, once again, the ambiguous nature of Kengo Kuma's works, an ambiguitythat always assumes connotation and different tones, because that pursued by Kuma is a multiform, manifold reality, from thousands of shades.
The exhibition to be held at the Pompidou Centre in Paris honours the FRACs by displaying these six projects, designed by internationally renowned architects: the BIG architecture firm, in association with Freaks designed thebuilding in Bordeaux; the ODBC team(Odile Decq+ Benoît Cornette) in Rennes; Jakob+MacFarlane in Orléans; Japanese architect Kengo Kuma& Associates in Besançon and Marseille and Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal in Dunkirk.
The Coeda House, designed on the Pacific Ocean by Kengo Kuma, has a central tree-like structure that enhances its appearance and the view over the landscape but above all improves its static performance, put to the test here by the numerous earthquakes.
When something is framed and observed, an object undeniably emerges, regardless of how chaotic the structure or transparent a material may be, and this happens because the frame inserts a distance between subject and object, and separates the object- which is selected and specified by the frame- from its context see Kengo Kuma, Giardinaggio, versus architettura, in Luigi Alini, Kengo Kuma.
Kuma does not introduce any structural innovation, continuing the tradition of the structure made up of concrete floor slabs and glass walls, but he creates a new dress for it, a new image bordering on the territory of graphic design, with which to attract the attention of the public.
Held for the second time this year- the first prize went to Grafton Architects for the Bocconi project in Milan- the competition saw the Mapungubwe Interpretation Centre chosen from among 15 finalists who had in turn been selected out of 272 projects submitted from 67 different countries, identified by a panel of judges chaired by Raphael Vi?oly and including Kengo Kuma, Farshid Moussavi, Suha Ozkan and Matthias Sauerbruch.
In addition to the annual advanced training and study program for young,qualified Chinese arts managers, KUMA organizes special German-Chinese projects in the field of arts management supporting or supplementing exhibitions, festivals, literature and theater programs, for example by means of Audience Development concepts with a focus on evaluation and marketing.
With regard to the Old House, it should be pointed out that works were not just limited to the house, which was subject to"exact, precise and‘light' works that restored the building's functionality and structural stability, broadening its possible uses', but also extended to the surrounding space,creating a visual and virtual link with other pieces by master Kuma, the production site and the surrounding landscape.
Projects by internationally renowned architects such as Norman Foster, Kengo Kuma, Tadao Ando and Stephen Holl are included along with buildings by emerging architects such as Heatherwick(UK), TNA(Japan) and Not Vital(Switzerland) and architects who are not well known outside their home countries, such as Haymid Mbarak Barfid(Yemen), Claudio Vekstein(Argentina) and Nikos Ktenàs Greece.
