Titlebook: Kengo Kuma; Selected Works Botond Bognar Book 2005Latest edition Princeton Architectural Press 2005 Japan /Architektur, Bautechnik.Kuma, Ke

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Stone Museum,. The new structures, made up of two types of lightweight walls built of the same stone that was used for the existing buildings, also accomplished a spatial unification between the interior spaces and the immediate environment.

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Takasaki Parking Building, miles of winding roadways. The long structure results in a large exterior that is of architectural concern, representing the modern-day duality of engineering and architecture, which is particularly evident in this urban context, a city that is extremely automobile-oriented.

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An Architecture of Dissolution? The Work of Kengo Kuma,fter generation of talented architects have been shaping the course of Japanese architecture and urbanism, which have by now earned a well deserved recognition in the world. During the past fifty years Japan has rebuilt and modernized itself to become one of the most advanced countries in the world.

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Water/Glass,architect Bruno Taut’s activities in Japan. Staying in the country from 1933 until 1936, Taut devoted considerable time to studying Japanese architecture. His discovery and great appreciation of the seventeenth-century Katsura Villa in Kyoto is well noted even today. He particularly praised the way

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River/Filter,he site is bordered by the picturesque scenery of the Abukuma River’s Otsujigataki Falls, while the other side faces the busy motorway that connects Fukushima Airport with the city of Suga. Architecture here, standing between the distinct zones of nature and transportation, functions as a mediator b

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Noh Stage in the Forest, its unique style of Noh performance, called Toyoma Noh, which originated during the Edo era (1600–1868). Kuma’s Noh stage was designed for performing Noh in a forest surrounding Toyoma. The fundamental concept of the project was to both liberate the stage from and integrate it with the wooded envir

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Kitakami Canal Museum, Kitakami River. The structure is embedded in the embankment so that its exterior is almost completely hidden, with the surrounding park and a bicycle path continuing above the museum. The facility was designed to encompass an existing walkway along the embankment, which passes through the undergrou