ニューヨーク・タイムズさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ニューヨーク・タイムズInstagram)「The new Perelman Performing Arts Center is the most glamorous civic building to land in New York in years, writes The New York Times’s architecture critic, @michael_kimmelman. The center is an eight-story-high translucent marble cube that nestles at the foot of One World Trade Center, a runt in a herd of mega-tall commercial skyscrapers. But it’s impossible to miss. The $500 million, 129,000-square-foot project arrives at a moment, very different from the one in which it was conceived two decades ago. Its architect is Joshua Ramus. He refers to the building as a “mystery box,” alluding to the three exquisitely engineered, shape-shifting theaters tucked inside it. Small, medium and large, they can be combined and reshuffled into more than 60 configurations, their floors raked or flat, balconies collapsed or thrust, walls moved, stages lowered. This group of high-tech theaters is veiled behind a facade made up of thousands of half-inch-thick, richly veined marble panels that are sandwiched between thin sheets of glass. At night, Perelman lights up like a lantern, summoning the neighborhood back to life. Tap the link in our bio to go inside the Perelman Performing Arts Center in Lower Manhattan and to learn about how this spectacular marble cube building may yet turn the World Trade Center into a neighborhood. Photos by @george_etheredge」9月14日 8時13分