Contemporary Japanese architecture : tracing the next generation

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgments = xi
• Introduction : the (dis)continuities of Japanese architecture = 1
• Part Ⅰ An enduring cultural framework = 7
• 1 The land and its people = 9
• 2 History and religion = 19
• 3 Paroxysm and change = 31
• Part Ⅱ From modernity to Modernism : 1868-1940 = 41
• 4 The search for knowledge and its consequences = 43
• 5 Modernism sidetracked on the road to war : 1930-1940 = 57
• Part Ⅲ From re-birth to economic collapse = 71
• 6 Post-war reconstruction, from survival to recovery : 1945-1950 = 73
• 7 The Le Corbusier syndrome = 85
• 8 Metabolism revisited = 97
• 9 Expo '70 : a joyful vision of a new world = 111
• 10 The Shinohara School = 121
• 11 Postmodernism : apostasy or prophesy? = 129
• 12 A decade of excess : life inside the bubble = 141
• Part Ⅳ Transitional figures = 151
• 13 Witness to war : Fumihiko Maki, Yoshio Tanaguchi and Arata Isozaki = 153
• 14 Conflicting identities : Tadao Ando, Itsuko Hasagawa, Toyo Ito, Riken Yamamoto, Chiaki Arai and Shin Takamatsu = 165
• 15 Relief and rebuilding : Kazuo Sejima, Kengo Kuma and Jun Aoki = 187
• Part Ⅴ The next generation = 199
• 16 Doing more with less = 201
• Atelier Bow Wow, Yoshiharu Tsukamoto and Momoyo Kajima : Office in Tokyo TNA, Makoto Takei and Chie Nabeshima : Mosaic House
• Ryue Nishizawa : House and Garden
• Hideyuki Nakayama Architecture : 2004 House
• Shuhei Endo : Springtecture
• 17 On the surface = 207
• Togo Murano : Morigo Office building
• Takaharu and Yui Tezuka : Tezuka Architects : Echigo-Matsunoyama Museum of Natural Science
• Shuhei Endo : Environmental Education Center in Hyogo and the Tsunami Disaster Prevention Center in Minamiawaji Ciy
• Hitoshe Abe : F-Town and the Kanno Museum in Shiogama
• Kumiko Inui : Dior, Ginza and Shin-Yatsushiro Pavilion
• Jun Aoki and Associates : Louis Vuitton Matsuya Ginza Facade Renewal
• Hiroshi Nakamura : Lanvin Boutique
• Kiichiro Sako and Takeshi Ishizaka : Sako Architects : Romanticism shop in Hangzhou, China
• Masahiro and Mao Harada : Mt. Fuji Architects Studio, Sakura House
• Masaki Endoh and Masahiro Ikeda : Endoh Design, Natural Ellipse
• Hideyuki Nakayama Architecture : House SH
• 18 Interstitial space : the new engawa = 219
• Jozan Ishikawa : Shisendo
• Tomohiro Yokomizo : Tomihiro Hoshino Museum and NYH House
• Sou Fujimoto : Musashino Library and House N, Oita
• Hitoshi Abe : Yomiuri Miyagi Guest House and Reihoku Town Hall
• Makoto Tanijiri, Suppose Design Office : House in Buzen
• 19 Reinventing Modernism = 229
• Kumiko Inui : Apartment house
• Tomohiro Yokomiz : NYH House
• Kiichiro Sako and Takeshi Ishizaka : Sako Architects : BUMPS and BEANS
• Hiroshi Nakamura : Lotus Beauty Salon, Mie
• Makoto Tanijiri : Suppose Design : Otake, Bishamon and Kitakumakura houses
• Hitoshi Abe : Miyagi Stadium, Sendai and Sasaki-Gishi office building
• Waro Kishi : Nihonbashi and Nakagyo houses
• 20 Technology as nature = 247
• Makoto Takei and Chie Nabeshima, TNA Architects : Ring House, Karuizawa
• Hiroshi Nakamura and NAP : Dancing Trees, Singing Birds
• Takaharu and Yui Tezuka : Tezuka Architects : Fuji Kindergarten
• Junya Ishigami Office : Kanagawa Institute of Technology
• Sou Fujimoto : NA House
• Masahiro and Mao Harada : Mt. Fuji Architects Studio, Tree House
• 21 Searching for the sublime = 257
• Sou Fujimoto : Tokyo Apartments, Wooden House, Kumamoto, Children's Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation
• Hitoshi Abe, Bouno House
• Akihisa Hirata : Saragaku, Tokyo
• Glossary = 265
• Bibliography = 271
• Index = 283