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Some things just aren\u2019t meant to be.<\/p>\n

The tumultuous love affair between Manchester City Council and minimalism appears over, and the fallout has plunged architectural purists into a period of urgent introspection. This critical moment is signified not by the construction of a building, but by its unceremonious removal: Japanese architect Tadao Ando<\/a>\u2019s only structure in the United Kingdom, the Piccadilly Gardens Pavilion in Manchester, is to be demolished as part of a large overhaul of one of the city\u2019s foremost public spaces.<\/p>\n

Constructed just 14 years ago, the meager lifespan of Ando\u2019s project is shocking, but those behind its demise are convinced it is the only viable course of action. According to the Architects\u2019 Journal<\/a>, project backers L&G and Manchester City Council say the new scheme will be \u201cmore attractive and welcoming to families\u201d than the existing Ando building. The decision spells the end for a controversial concrete structure that has been compared to the Berlin Wall<\/a> by some locals, with Piccadilly Gardens being branded one of the city\u2019s worst tourist attractions by TripAdvisor<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Tadao Ando\u2019s pavilion (the curved structure at the bottom of this image) will be razed to make way for a more conventional retail unit; images<\/i>via Architects\u2019 Journal<\/a> and SkyscraperCity<\/a>.<\/i><\/p>\n

When the pavilion was first commissioned, Manchester believed it was gaining a stylish new landmark by one of the world\u2019s preeminent architects. Ando\u2019s appointment was meant to signify a forward-thinking approach to the design of one of England\u2019s most populous urban centers, providing a vibrant new hub for local people and attracting new tourists to the heart of the city.<\/p>\n

What went so wrong?<\/p>\n

The answer is comprised of three different but interconnected factors. Firstly, Britain\u2019s penchant for architectural conservatism is well documented<\/a>: There has been a long-standing resistance against structures that display a contemporary style in contrast with prewar urban fabric. Tainted by misguided Corbusian megaprojects<\/a> in the 1960s and \u201970s, the British public is naturally suspicious of any project that employs a Modernist architectural language in such an uncompromising way, with many viewing such buildings as startling, incongruous and \u2014 worse still \u2014 just plain ugly<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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The concrete wall that forms the southern boundary of the pavilion has been compared to the Berlin Wall by some members of the public; via SkyscraperCity<\/a>.<\/i><\/p>\n

Secondly, fault must lie at the door of the city council, whose neglect of Ando\u2019s pavilion belied the cultural significance of the architecture and its author. The curved south elevation of the building is defined by Ando\u2019s signature exposed concrete, creating a boundary wall that has been left to crack and stain under leaden skies for more than a decade. The deterioration of this surface negates an essential quality of minimalism: A beautiful material finish is key to the success of Ando\u2019s most iconic designs, and when left to elements in perpetuity, the magic of the architect\u2019s work begins to fade.<\/p>\n

This issue was compounded by the addition of cluttered street furniture, and the fact that the building\u2019s tenant \u2014 Caf\u00e9 Nero \u2014 has been given carte blanche to pepper the exterior with cobalt-blue signs, barriers and banners, completely diminishing the legibility of Ando\u2019s vision.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

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The pavilion\u2019s interior is occupied by Caf\u00e9 Nero, with its standard cobalt-colored branding; viaWojtek Gurak<\/a>.<\/i><\/p>\n

Thirdly, some responsibility must be taken by the designer himself \u2014 and, to his credit, he has done just that. Ando acknowledged that the lack of a well-defined planting scheme for the pavilion had compromised the architect\u2019s original vision, whose work frequently succeeds by blending concrete with soft landscaping and greenery that spreads across its hard surfaces over time. In 2013, he supported plans to cover the building\u2019s gray concrete in greenery and plant life, echoing aesthetics seen in projects like the architect\u2019s apartment buildings at 152 Elizabeth Street<\/a>, New York.<\/p>\n

Ultimately, though, this plan was not put into practice, the council instead opting to pull the building down and replace it with a retail unit<\/a> designed by Urban Edge Architecture. The new structure, with its wavy roof, mixed cladding and glazed fa\u00e7ades punctuated by retail signage, looks very much like the kind of retail architecture that now populates every city in the United Kingdom \u2014 pragmatic, profitable, but wholly lacking in courage. The planned transformation of Piccadilly Gardens is a truly vanilla affair that neither offends nor inspires, and constitutes the antithesis of Tadao Ando\u2019s bold brand of minimalism.<\/p>\n

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The new pavilion falls in line with conventional retail architecture throughout the UK; via Manchester Confidential<\/a>.<\/i><\/p>\n

The saga of Piccadilly Gardens Pavilion appears sadly symptomatic of the longstanding disconnect between the British public, city councils and the contemporary architecture firms that they commission. The public could be accused of missing the point when it came to Ando\u2019s distinctive work, which possesses an unparalleled purity and level of craftsmanship treasured by architectural critics and theorists around the world. On the other hand, Manchester City Council could be found guilty of failing to identify the needs and priorities of the people that would ultimately inhabit this space.<\/p>\n

This fact is especially saddening since the United Kingdom \u2014 but for a few notable exceptions \u2014 suffers from a dearth of daring contemporary architecture, and Tadao Ando\u2019s commission should have heralded a breakthrough moment in this regard. Instead, the city will revert to an architecture that it knows, the conservative tendencies of city councils will be reinforced and any possibility of the country embracing avant-garde public architecture will be put on ice for another few years at least.<\/p>\n

In another place, at another time, the Piccadilly Gardens Pavilion could have been held up as a brave new beacon for British design. Instead, its fate is sealed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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