Une vie d'architecte à Tokyo. Grèce 100 works — 100 destinies

100 works — 100 destinies

Eternal on its slopes

moving from Papua New Guinea to the Solomon Islands

in their apparent obviousness

Texts and cylinder seals from various collections LAUINGER (J

Une vie d'architecte à Tokyo. Grèce 100 works — 100 destinies"The criterion for architecture after the tsunami is humility." Kengo Kuma was almost 10 years old when he visited the Yoyogi Gymnasium, shaped like a huge fish and designed by Kenzo Tange, during the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. The building had a profound impact on him, and after this powerful experience, he decided to become an architect. Passionate about the traditional culture and architecture of his country, where the use and craftsmanship of wood are