Japanese Architecture, Individualism and Idiosyncrasy

"The japanese city seems like a labyrinth growing wild around an empty center, chaos with its own secret order; into which the famous buildings of the postmodern era have been integrated in a manner that will cause those seeking them out, armed with an architectural guidebook, to quickly lose their way."

Tadao Ando

Shozo Uchii

Susumu Takasuga

Susumu Takasuga

Kiko Mozuna

Shin Takamatsu

Shin Takamatsu

Kunihiko Hayakawa

Toyokazu Watanabe

Toyokazu Watanabe

Shin Takamatsu

Tadao Ando

Kazuhiro Ishii

Arata Isozaki

Toyokazu Watanabe

Kan Izue

Kijo Rokkaku

Kazuyo Sejima

Masaharu Takasaki

Kisho Kurokawa

Arata Isozaki

Kiko Mozuna

La Tendenza

"a group of architects and intellectuals all in their thirties looked back at the legacy of Modern Architecture, as well as the enormous catalogue of types provided by history, to give rise to a new kind of architecture that could reconnect to society by being socially and politically engaged"

BBPR

GRAU

GRAU

Carlo Aymonino

Carlo Aymonino, Aldo Rossi

Carlo Aymonino

Aldo Rossi

Arduino Cantàfora

GRAU

GRAU

GRAU

Gianni Braghieri

Franco Purini

Franco Purini

Arduino Cantàfora

Salvatore Bisogni

Franz Prati

Elvio Casagrande, Marcello Festa,
Pier Antonio Val, Licio Wollner

Luciano Dalla Mora, Claudio Giacomel,
Giuseppe Mazzarotto, Giuseppe Rado

Remigio Libralon, Cesarina Pattuelli, Francesco Pio Dotti

Aldo Rossi

Arduino Cantàfora

Franco Stella, Walter A. Noebel

Franco Stella

Franco Stella