Sou Fujimoto, “Between Nature and Architecture”
In this lecture Fujimoto will discuss the relationship between nature and architecture…
Topic Japan
Landscape: Fabric of Details
This exhibition of a selection of projects by Toru Mitani and his practice, Studio on Site, is about how small things have a significant, perceptual impact on diffuse landscapes. The title itself is an incitement to connect ideas that operate at vastly different scales. Fabric,…
Excavating Space and Nature in Tokyo
Toru Mitani, Manabu Chiba
This studio encourages students to reflect on the qualities of hidden nature and culture underlying…
Tokyo: Future City, Future Citizens
The symposium “Tokyo: Future City, Future Citizens” will address how urbanism and architecture can…
J-term workshop fosters collaboration and experimentation in form-making
The Komorebi Pavilion represents a collaborative project between the GSD, Tokyo University, and…
Go Hasegawa, “Amplitude in the Experience of Space”
Rescheduled from February 9. “Architectural spaces can take away or awaken abilities…
Rouse Visiting Artist Lecture: Muji chairman Masaaki Kanai and product designer Naoto Fukasawa
In 1980, Seiji Tsutsumi, a cultural intellectual and founder of the Saison Group, joined with other…
Architectural Ethnography: Atelier Bow-Wow
Atelier Bow-Wow investigates the living condition of people through various fieldwork and design practices. They observe architecture and its environments from a behaviorological point of view and always invent unique visual representations specific to the subject and scope at hand, like the book Graphic Anatomy (Toto, 2007). Their interests…
Kengo Kuma, “From Concrete to Wood: Why Wood Matters”
The Tohoku earthquake and tsunami shattered coastal cities in Japan in 2011.
KAWAII-KOWAI Amplifying the Affective Loop
by Erin Cuevas (MArch II '16) The proposal in Tokyo addresses the duality between Kawaii…
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