Hi!! I'm Megumi. Today I'll introduce "Dancing house". It is located in Prague. The building was designed in1992 and completed in1996. The official name is "Nationale-Naderlanden building". As you see, the shape of building is so interesting. Do you know what does it stand for??........It stand for a pair of dancers. The curved building stands for dancing woman. The very non -traditional design give rise to discussion at first.
It is used as an office building and it is not open to public.
The dancing shape is supported by 99 concrete panels.
This is the video of dancing house !! If you are interested in this building, check this video!!
Hi! I'm Tomoko. When I saw this building picture for the first time at class, I was very surprised. I don't know how the wokers go up. Does this building has an elevator??
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm Akari. I didn't know why the name is Dancing house when I saw the buildings in our class. But I understood the reason thanks to you! Thank you!! I can see the buildings as if they are dancing really!!
ReplyDeleteHello, I'm Masako. I was so surprised because of the fact that it expresses two dancers, and it's supported by many concrete panels. In addition, taking 4 years to complete the building is so interesting, isn’t it? I want to see it someday!!
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm Moe. I think that this building express dancing man and women so likely. It is interesting. I want to see this building at close range. I noticed that the year this building was designed is my birth year!
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