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过去,建筑是人们表现宇宙的手段。雕甍玉砌中往往蕴含着当时社会的最基本,最深刻的观念。在科学发达的摩登时代,建筑是否依旧能表达出我们当今社会的困惑和探寻——宇宙究竟是什么? 位于普钠的这个新校园执着地表达下这种强烈愿望。由此而有校园中斜伸着的黑色玄武石墙,覆盖着黑色卡达帕哈石,最顶层是光滑如镜的黑色花岗石,反映出天光云影。上下浑然一色的黑色墙体,正如同玄机无限的宇宙外空一样深远。也由此产生了似乎是别无选择的建筑模式:用石块堆成好象随时都会爆炸的旋风图案——一种古典图案,象征我们居住着的不断扩大的宇宙。
In the past, architecture was the means by which people expressed the universe. The jade carvings often contain the most basic and profound ideas of society at that time. In the modern era of scientific development, whether or not buildings can still express the confusion and exploration of our society today? What is the universe? The new campus in Pu Na is persistently expressing this strong desire. From there, there is a black basalt stone wall that extends diagonally across the campus, covered with black kadapahalas, and the top floor is a mirror-like black granite, reflecting the sky clouds. The black walls, which are completely different from top to bottom, are as far-reaching as the infinite space of the universe. The result is an architectural model that seems to have no other choice: a whirlwind pattern that can be exploding at any time with stones—a classical pattern that symbolizes the ever-expanding universe in which we live.