Kengo Kuma : a LAB for materials / Kengo Kuma ; editor Emiko Fujita.
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TextLanguage: English, Japanese Series: Japan Architect ; 109 (spring 2018)Publisher: Tokyo, Japan : Shinkenchiku-sha Co., Ltd., [2018]©2018 Description: 218 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), plans (some color) ; 30 cmContent type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 4786902942 (paperback)Other title: ja The Japan architect, Spring 2018 109 [Cover title]Subject(s): Kuma, Kengo, 1954- 1954- | Architects -- Japan -- Biography | Architectural design -- Japan | Architecture -- Details -- Designs and plansLOC classification: NA1559.K76 A4 2018Summary: •Kengo Kuma's work in JA 109 is organized by material type and his projects are guided by a 3 layer process - materials, methods, and geometry Over the last 30 years Kengo Kuma has been working to re-introduce materials, support skilled craft, and connect people and projects to their surroundings. JA 109 presents his work through the framework of his focus on materiality. Kuma has developed a 3 layer process - materials, methods, and geometry, which is used to guide his work. In practice, this turns into decisions on the type of material used, assembly method, and resulting form. This issue is organized by the material type of each project and is visualized in a diagram that describes his work history. Wood is frequently Kuma's material of choice and projects such as Sunny Hills Japan and the Yusuhara Wooden Bridge Museum are featured. Other projects combine materials such as earth, stone, metal, tile, glass, and membranes to showcase the continuous effort that connects each of his works. Text in English and Japanese. https://www.amazon.com/JA-109-Kengo-Kuma-Materials/dp/4786902942
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•Kengo Kuma's work in JA 109 is organized by material type and his projects are guided by a 3 layer process - materials, methods, and geometry Over the last 30 years Kengo Kuma has been working to re-introduce materials, support skilled craft, and connect people and projects to their surroundings. JA 109 presents his work through the framework of his focus on materiality. Kuma has developed a 3 layer process - materials, methods, and geometry, which is used to guide his work. In practice, this turns into decisions on the type of material used, assembly method, and resulting form. This issue is organized by the material type of each project and is visualized in a diagram that describes his work history. Wood is frequently Kuma's material of choice and projects such as Sunny Hills Japan and the Yusuhara Wooden Bridge Museum are featured. Other projects combine materials such as earth, stone, metal, tile, glass, and membranes to showcase the continuous effort that connects each of his works. Text in English and Japanese.
https://www.amazon.com/JA-109-Kengo-Kuma-Materials/dp/4786902942
Text in English and Japanese
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