来自 Flores & Prats 事务所的双人组，建筑师 Ricardo Flores 与 Eva Prats 在第 18 届威尼斯双年展国际建筑展上为参观者提供了一个耐人寻味的视角，通过他们无数次的设计迭代、绘图与建模，观众将了解到他们非凡的创作过程。

Architects Ricardo Flores and Eva Prats of Flores & Prats offer visitors of the 18th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia an intriguing insight into their extraordinary design process through countless design iterations, drawn and modeled.

▼展览概况，Preview

“情感的遗迹”是 Flores & Prats 在位于 Corderie 的主展场中呈现的装置作品，展现了事务所在捕捉每个场地存在的（即使是很难立刻发现的）历史层次方面的高度敏感性，以及他们将既有结构转化为充满情感的空间的杰出能力。

“Emotional Heritage”, their installation in the main exhibition curated by Lesley Lokko and located at the Corderie, showcases the practice’s extreme sensitivity in capturing the accumulated layers of history that exist in every site, even those that are not immediately visible; and their exceptional skill in transforming existing structures into emotional spaces.

▼威尼斯双年展国际建筑展现场，The installation atInternational Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia

在该展览中，一个庞大、密集而又温馨的空间内挤满了连续的工作过程所留下的片段，并转化成一种叙事，证实了事务所独特的建筑设计方式——强调建筑师在修复方法上的个人特征。在数十项工作室模型与手绘中，在鼓励合作的设计迭代过程中，在一系列令人惊叹的资料、影片和动画展示以及项目的施工照片中，参观者将沉浸于 Flores & Prats 的项目所带来的强度与张力，充分了解建筑师对其建筑的讲述。在一种类似于实验室的、充满聚光灯和感官刺激的场景中，二位建筑师将引导众人进入他们的设计世界。

A large, dense and welcoming space, crowded with fragments of incessant work that transforms into a narrative, substantiating a unique approach to architectural design that positively exalts a personal approach to rehabilitation. Amidst dozens of studio models and hand drawings, in-progress design iteration open for collaboration, marvelous repositories of documentation, films, and animations, photographs of buildings under construction, visitors find themselves immersed in the intensity of Flores & Prats’s projects, presented with descriptive accounts of their creation and an invitation to participate. In a laboratory-like atmosphere, amidst endless stimuli and spotlights, the architects Ricardo Flores and Eva Prats guide visitors into their world.

▼“情感的遗迹”将参观者引入建筑师 Ricardo Flores 与 Eva Prats 的设计世界，“Emotional Heritage” guides visitors into Ricardo Flores and Eva Prats’ design world