Kengo Kuma, “After March 11th”
The great disaster of March 11, 2011 differed from any other catastrophe since the 1755…
The great disaster of March 11, 2011 differed from any other catastrophe since the 1755…
The Metabolist Movement in the 1960s established the foundation from which contemporary architecture in Japan…
For more than half a century, visionary architect Kiyonori Kikutake (1928–2011) pursued Metabolic architecture, embracing forces of renewal, recycling, and transformation. Following the debut of his Sky House and Marine City at the 1959 C.I.A.M. (Congrès Internationale d’Architecture Moderne) Conference in Otterloo in the Netherlands,…
A year out from last year’s tsunami, attitudes were very different. As part of the…
This project began from a simple idea: to explore how the latest generation of modeling…
This project began from a simple idea: to explore how the latest generation of…
The Harvard University Graduate School of Design (GSD) presents the first mono-graphic exhibition on Kenzo Tange in the United States: Utopia Across Scales: Highlights from the Kenzo Tange Archive. It is the first comprehensive exhibition on Tange anywhere in the world in more than twenty years.
You cannot imagine what it meant to me to come suddenly face to face with these houses, with a culture still alive, which in the past had already found the answer to many of our modern requirements of simplicity, of outdoor-indoor relations, of modular coordination,…
The Yokohama International Port Terminal disrupts the sense of monumentality that typifies passenger port…