This book is a compilation of "Pavilion Tokyo 2021," a cultural program held in conjunction with the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics. Nine pavilions by ...
This three-volume anthology on architects Kazuyou Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa and the world-renowned practice they co-founded in 1995, SANAA, introduces their activities in chronological ...
Erika Nakagawa has become a prominent name among young architects today. This monograph features fifteen projects and two conversations with the architect, with Chilean ...
The first monograph by young architect duo Shingo Masuda and Katsuhisa Otsubo, who founded their practice in Tokyo in 2007, features ten projects completed ...
This monograph presents 63 projects by architecten de vylder vinck taillieu, the emerging Belgian architectural firm that won the Silver Lion at the 16th ...
Tokyo-based architect Ryuji Fujimura approaches his field as creative relationships between knowledge and form (the materialisation of knowledge), thereby examining and exploring all aspects ...
This monograph presents work by Japanese architect Akihisa Hirata and is divided into three parts: Discovering New Form, Discovering New Nature, Discovering New Commitment. ...
This publication comprises a long-awaited selection of works by Lina Bo Bardi, a major figure in the modernisation and democratisation of Brazilian architecture. Among ...
This diminutive but insightful book features one of Japan's most sought-after architects, Sou Fujimoto. It comprises an interview with the architect by Noriko Takiguchi ...
Shigeru Ban has earned much praise for his wide-ranging activities and innovative approach to addressing contemporary problems through architecture and design, such as using ...
The Chilean architect presents eighteen projects designed in his studio that illuminate ideas and process in this handsome publication. Some began life as illustrations ...
Published on the occasion of the 15th Venice Architecture Biennale, this book offers an in-depth look at the exhibition of the Japanese Pavilion. Rather ...
Fourteen incidents that Waro Kishi identifies as having shaped his perspective and approach to architectural design begin this monograph, which goes on to present ...
