Main entry:

Pollock, Naomi R., author.

Title & Author:

Sou Fujimoto / Naomi Pollock.

Publication:

London : Phaidon Press, 2016.

Description:

238 pages : illustrations (some color), plans (some color) ; 28 cm

Notes:
Includes index.
Reconsidering architecture -- Cell / network : Network by walk ; Dormitory in date ; Children's centre for psychiatric rehabilitation ; Sacai Miniamiaoyama -- Network / wall : Art museum in Aomori ; T House ; House O -- Wall / slab : Primitive future house ; Final wooden house ; La small house ; House Om -- Slab / frame : House H ; House NA ; Omotesando branches -- Frame / wall : No dog, no life: architecture for dogs ; Taiwan Tower ; Museum in the forest ; Souk mirage -- Wall / void : House N ; Musashino Art University Museum and Library ; Garden gallery ; Toilet in nature ; Mirrored gardens: vitamin creative space -- Void / stair : Geometric forest: solo houses project ; Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2013 ; Bus stop in Krumbach -- Stair / roof : Tokyo apartment ; Taiwan café ; House in Guangzhou Polytechnique University -- Roof / topography : Beton Hala Waterfront Centre ; House K ; Kunsthalle Bielefeld Annex ; Forest of music -- Topography / cell : House before house ; Smallest/largest art museum ; Media forest: Axel Springer Campus ; L'Arbre Blanc ; Naoshima Pavilion -- Project data -- Timeline -- Biographies.

Summary:

The first comprehensive monograph on Japan's most creative, experimental and visionary architect, Sou Fujimoto. Occasionally an architect emerges whose vision is so fresh that it causes us to reconsider the very nature of architecture. Sou Fujimoto is one of those architects. Guided by instinct and keen observation, he casts convention aside. Instead he blurs boundaries and routinely rethinks basic building blocks. Both comfortably familiar and curiously enigmatic, Fujimoto's dynamic work grabs our attention then lingers on in our minds. Born and bred in Hokkaido, Fujimoto received his undergraduate degree in architecture from Tokyo University before embarking on an uncharted, solo exploration that probed the possibilities of architecture. Unfettered by the ideas and practices of others, Fujimoto's work has clarity of thought and purity of execution seldom seen. Fujimoto garnered significant international attention for his popular 2013 Serpentine Pavilion in London (Fujimoto was the youngest architect to receive the highly-regarded commission). In 2012 he was part of the Japanese team that won a Golden Lion award for Best National Participation at the Venice Architecture Biennale for their design of alternative housing concepts for the homes that were destroyed by the tsunami.

Resources:
View record details on Penryn Campus Library Catalogue

ISBN:

0714870684
9780714870687

Subject:

Fujimoto, Sōsuke, 1971- Criticism and interpretation.
Fujimoto, Sōsuke, 1971- Catalogs.
Fujimoto, Sosuke, Criticism and interpretation.
Fujimoto, Sosuke,
Fujimoto, Sōsuke, 1971-
Fujimoto, Sōsuke 1971-
Architects Japan.
Architectes Japon.
Architecture and Planning.
Architects.
Architektur
Japan.

Form/genre:

Catalogs.
Criticism, interpretation, etc.

Added entries:

Fujimoto, Sōsuke, 1971-

Holdings:

Location: Library main 292504
Call No.: BIB 236822
Status: Available