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DESCRIPTION:The Hiroshima Peace Memorial was designed and built between 194
 9 and 1955 as a permanent monument to world peace by the great Japanese mo
 dernist\, Tange Kenzō. The monument seems so complete and self-evident th
 at few visitors stop to ask an obvious if overlooked question: Why is the 
 Peace Memorial not located at the hypocenter\, the elevated site where the
  atomic bomb Little Boy detonated 1903 feet in the air and annihilated an 
 entire city in less than a second on August 6\, 1945? In this talk\, Chris
 topher Mead\, Ph.D. takes on this question by locating Tange Kenzō’s de
 sign at the intersection of Western paradigms of architecture and planning
  codified by Le Corbusier with Japanese traditions of cultural space and a
 rchitecture.
GEO:33.981223;-117.374628
LOCATION:Culver Center of the Arts\, Screening Room at UCR Arts
SUMMARY:The Sacred Enclosure of the Himogori at Hiroshima
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/the-sacred-enclosure-of-the-himo
 gori-at-hiroshima
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations
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