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Há 13 horas · The Nakagin Capsule Tower, the brainchild of visionary architect Kisho Kurokawa, was born in 1972. Part of the Metabolism architectural movement, this building was about adaptability and sustainability, perfectly matching the era’s enthusiasm for futuristic living. It had 140 capsules stacked like Lego blocks, each a self-contained unit that ...
Há 5 dias · In one of the last interviews before his death on Oct. 12, self-styled leader of the Symbiosis movement Kisho Kurokawa talked about the ups and downs of life as a mainstream architect,...
Há 3 dias · Kisho Kurakawa’s National Art Centre is an exercise in true experimentation and innovation, where the uncompromising architect’s vision is clear in almost every part of the building. National Art Centre Tokyo by Kisho Kurokawa.
Há 2 dias · Graphic Concrete is a patented technology revolutionizing conventional concrete by transforming it into a canvas for aesthetic expression. This process involves applying a surface retarder to special paper used in the precast process, allowing for the creation of intricate patterns directly on the concrete surface.
Há 4 dias · The Singapore Flyer was conceived by Dr Kisho Kurokawa of Japan and DP Architects, leaders in the industry and creators of some of the most unique architecture the world over. Its design draws inspiration from global architectural icons that give guests unique vantage points while adding to their home city's skyline's character.
Há 13 horas · What we saw from the projects and practices visited was career-long dedication to the study of one aspect of architecture. Riken Yamamoto stressed the importance of community, particularly his own community of Yokohama in which he’s predominantly worked, so much so that he has a bar nearby, in a building he designed in 1986, where his staff all have lunch together every day.
Há 3 dias · Design and Technology. Design: Singapore Flyer is the brainchild of world renowned architect Dr. Kisho Kurokawa (Japan) and architectural firm DP Architects (Singapore). The design is notably “avant-garde” – experimental and innovative while emphasizing simplicity and harmony.
