Libros de la editorial JAPAN ARCHITECT

JA Nº 118. PLACE+ URBANISM. CITY: DESIGNED BY CRISIS

The second instalment of the Place + Urbanism series considers the crisis in the city, looking back on how 17 cities faced different crises ...

JA Nº 116. PLACE URBANISM. CITY: EVER EVOLVING

With this issue, Shinkenchiku-sha launches a new series entitled 'Place + Urbanism'. 'Place' refers to more than just locations in the city. Rather, it ...

CHIBA: JA Nº 115. MANABU CHIBA

Architect Manabu Chiba is the focus of this special issue of the magazine. Established in 2001, his office has since produced a wide range ...

NAKAMURA & NAP: JA Nº 114. HIROSHI NAKAMURA & NAP

This issue brings together almost two decades of projects undertaken since Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP was established in 2002. Organised chronologically, these buildings demonstrate ...

JA Nº 107. SPACE IN DETAIL

This special issue introduces the details in 37 recent projects by Japanese architects, with the aim of examining the spatiality of architecture that emerges. ...

JA Nº 106. TOWARDS A NEW URBAN HOUSE

This special issue features proposals for contemporary houses that turn toward the city, organised around two axes: houses that connect things, and houses that ...

MAKOTO TAKEI+ CHIE NABESHIMA/TNA :JA Nº 105 2004-2016

The Tokyo-based office of TNA is the focus of this issue, which features more than twenty buildings completed since 2004. The practice of Makoto ...

JA Nº 103. BEGINNING OF THE TOWN

004 at Yanaka Mitsuyoshi Miyazaki(HAGI STUDIO) 014 at Maebashi Toshiaki Ishida (Maebashi Institute of Technology Ishida lab. TOSHIAKI ISHIDA ARCHITECT & ASSOCIATES) 022 at ...

JA Nº 102. HOUSES BY YOUNG ARCHITECTS AND THEIR WORKS

This issue introduces 62 individuals and groups of young Japanese architects born after 1975, as representing the youngest generation of architects. Presented here are ...

JA Nº 100. LOOKING BACK THE 60 YEARS.

For its 60th anniversary, the magazine presents a dense overview of every issue since its very beginning in 1956, highlighting a chaotic selection of ...

SEJIMA: JA Nº 99. LIVING SPACE. KAZUYO SEJIMA

This instalment focuses exclusively on the residential work of acclaimed architect Kazuyo Sejima, who founded Tokyo-based SANAA together with Ryue Nishizawa in 1995. Featuring ...

JA Nº 96. YEARBOOK 2014

The magazine presents its year in review, starting with 'What is Architecture Classified By?', a conversation between Tomohiko Yamanashi, Satoru Ito, and Akihito Aoi, ...

SHINOHARA: JA Nº 93. KAZUO SHINOHARA. COMPLETE WORKS IN ORIGINAL PUBLICATIONS

Kazuo Shinohara, one of the most influential architects in the generation after the Metabolists. The issue consists of photographs and drawings which appeared in ...

JA Nº 89. WOOD ARCHITECTURE IN THE EXPANDED FIELD.( KUMA, BAN, NAKAMURA, IGARASHI)

Wood architecture is the theme of this edition, wherein David Adjaye espouses the versatility of timber and the challenge of building with wood is ...

JA Nº 88. YEAR BOOK 2012. GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES ON JAPAN ARCHITECTURE

This special yearbook edition of 'The Japan Architect gathers 34 notable projects by Japanese architects; ones which offer critical, globally-oriented perspectives on the state ...

JA Nº 82. TOWARD A NEW CITYSCAPE. 50 PROYECTS BY YOUNG ARCHITECTS

The big earthquake of March 11 2011 led to the loss of not only many lives but also cities and communities that had provided ...

JA Nº 80. YEAR BOOK 2010. JAPANESE ARCHITEECTURAL SCENE IN 2010

This issue of The Japan Architect is a colourful round-up of an exciting year. The news and innovations of 2010 are recaptured, with heavily ...

JA Nº 6 1992-2. EMERGING IDIOMS (SEJIMA, NAKAO, KUMA, TAKEYAMA, SUZUKI, KIMURA, KISHI, MIYAZAKI, KOBA