Kengo kuma

The celebrated Japanese architect has created a signature style that embraces both tradition and modernity

Rejecting flashy forms in favor of buildings in harmony with their environment, the architect is trying to reinvent his entire trade.

Completed in 2014 in Takinoue, Japan. Images by Shinkenchiku Sha. In response to an international design-build competition, our team proposed a quintessentially Californian approach embracing many ideas still new to...

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As we explore the journey and creations of Kengo Kuma, we uncover not just an architect but a visionary, whose architecture style and philosophy

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with no use of glue, nails or metal fittings, the furniture system uses joints found in a traditional japanese toy to create modular pieces.

Rejecting flashy forms in favor of buildings in harmony with their environment, the architect is trying to reinvent his entire trade.

Design NarrativeThe project represents an opportunity to establish new connections between the local communities and the expected archaeological site visitors.The designated area for the visitor center is located in a nodal and strategic position: at first it represents a dense crossway between the trails that start from the mountain paths connect to the wetlands on the Vivari Channel and the moorings on the Lake Butrint; second, the panoramic location overlooking all the estuary and the