Description
Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto’s prolific activity since the turn of the century is the focus of this issue. Featuring fourteen completed projects along with eleven still in progress, the selection includes a wide range of typologies and scales in locations around the world. From earlier houses and apartments in various Japanese cities to the Mirrored Gardens in Guangzhou, London’s Serpentine Gallery Pavilion, and the Forest of Music in Budapest, plus a waterfront centre in Belgrade, the High Court Lille, Open Grid learning centre in Switzerland, and the Calma Museum for Architecture and Residences in the Philippines, it showcases Fujimoto’s forward-thinking design in the field.
CONTENTS
Luis Fernández-Galiano, Notes without Staves
Thomas Daniell, Difference and Repetition
Built Diagrams
Dormitory in Date, 2001-2003, Hokkaido (Japan)
Residential Treatment Center for Emotionally Disturbed Children, 2004-2006, Hokkaido (Japan)
Final Wooden House, 2005-2008, Kumamoto (Japan)
House O, 2006-2007, Chiba (Japan)
House N, 2006-2008, Oita (Japan)
Tokyo Apartment, 2006-2010, Tokyo (Japan)
House before House, 2007-2008, Tochigi (Japan)
Musashino Art University Museum & Library, 2007-2010, Tokyo (Japan)
House NA, 2007-2011, Tokyo (Japan)
Mirrored Gardens / Vitamin Creative Space, 2011-2015, Guangzhou (China)
Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2013, 2012-2013, London (United Kingdom)
Omotesando Branches, 2013-2014, Tokyo (Japan)
L’Arbre Blanc, 2014-2019, Montpellier (France)
Forest of Music, 2014-, Budapest (Hungary)
Intuitions in Process
Beton Hala Waterfront Center, 2011-, Belgrade (Serbia)
Souk Mirage / Particles of Light, 2013-
Learning Center for the École Polytechnique, 2015-, Paris (France)
Mille Arbres, 2016-, Paris (France)
Spa Hotel in Pézenas, 2016-, Pézenas (France)
Ishinomaki Cultural Center, 2016-, Ishinomaki (Japan)
New High Court of Lille, 2017-, Lille (France)
Joia Meìridia, 2017-, Nice (France)
Open Grid Learning Center, 2017-, St. Gallen (Switzerland)
Village Vertical, 2018-, Paris (France)
Calma Museum of Architecture and Residences, 2018-, Santa Rosa (Philippines)
Sou Fujimoto
Beautiful Integrations
Thomas Daniell, Difference and Repetition
Built Diagrams
Dormitory in Date, 2001-2003, Hokkaido (Japan)
Residential Treatment Center for Emotionally Disturbed Children, 2004-2006, Hokkaido (Japan)
Final Wooden House, 2005-2008, Kumamoto (Japan)
House O, 2006-2007, Chiba (Japan)
House N, 2006-2008, Oita (Japan)
Tokyo Apartment, 2006-2010, Tokyo (Japan)
House before House, 2007-2008, Tochigi (Japan)
Musashino Art University Museum & Library, 2007-2010, Tokyo (Japan)
House NA, 2007-2011, Tokyo (Japan)
Mirrored Gardens / Vitamin Creative Space, 2011-2015, Guangzhou (China)
Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2013, 2012-2013, London (United Kingdom)
Omotesando Branches, 2013-2014, Tokyo (Japan)
L’Arbre Blanc, 2014-2019, Montpellier (France)
Forest of Music, 2014-, Budapest (Hungary)
Intuitions in Process
Beton Hala Waterfront Center, 2011-, Belgrade (Serbia)
Souk Mirage / Particles of Light, 2013-
Learning Center for the École Polytechnique, 2015-, Paris (France)
Mille Arbres, 2016-, Paris (France)
Spa Hotel in Pézenas, 2016-, Pézenas (France)
Ishinomaki Cultural Center, 2016-, Ishinomaki (Japan)
New High Court of Lille, 2017-, Lille (France)
Joia Meìridia, 2017-, Nice (France)
Open Grid Learning Center, 2017-, St. Gallen (Switzerland)
Village Vertical, 2018-, Paris (France)
Calma Museum of Architecture and Residences, 2018-, Santa Rosa (Philippines)
Sou Fujimoto
Beautiful Integrations
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