加拿大国家美术馆位于俯瞰渥太华河的岬地上,周围自然风光十分优美。赛弗迪在设计中把这一建筑物作为一座“微型城市”来构思,使个体建筑、街道和广场组织到一栋建筑物之中。在处理手法上,则注意强调几何形式的表现,以简捷洗练的造型表现出这一重要建筑物同城市传统的关系。美术馆平面呈 L 形,共三层。从首层西南角的入口进入馆内,沿坡道走廊向西则直接进入位于二层的大厅。入口和大厅的外观都为亭子造型,设计碍宛若水晶体结构,但又使人产生对古老教堂建筑的联想。 The National Gallery of Canada is located on a lowland overlooking the Ottawa River. The surrounding nature is beautiful. Sevdi conceived this building as a “miniature city” in the design, and organized individual buildings, streets and squares into a building. In terms of processing techniques, attention is paid to the performance of geometric forms, and the simple and concise form shows the relationship between this important building and the urban tradition. The gallery is L-shaped and has three levels. Enter the hall from the entrance to the southwest corner of the first floor, and go straight down the ramp corridor to the lobby on the second floor. The appearance of the entrance and the hall are all pavilions. The design is like a water crystal structure, but it also leads to the association of ancient church buildings.