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housing that combines japanese traditions with modern technology--contemporary living proposals that are less dependent on nuclear power based on a new balance of energy sources.the installation design is informed by the concept of 'flow' in both natural and man-made contexts. Toyo Ito was born in Seoul; after graduating from the University of Tokyo, Department of Architecture, he worked at Kiyonori Kikutake Architects and Associates before establishing his own office, under the name Urban Robot, in 1971. toyo ito won the pritzker architecture prize in 2013.

the much anticipated completion of the opera house moves ever closer with images revealing that the majority of the porous 'shotcrete' façade is now in place.situated inside a light-flooded courtyard in the milanese city center, the space showcases colorful textiles in captivating fashion. curator akihisha hirata, supervisor toyo ito. the series intends to capture the experiential encounters and representing spaces in connection to the local people and its surrounding context.the project seeks to translate the baroque movement, considered to be one of the first truly international styles, into the building's design.

situated inside a light-flooded courtyard in the milanese city center, the space showcases colorful textiles in captivating fashion.the cultural center's main program is a library that is characterized by 'globes' that define reading, resting and study zones. toyo ito gives a candid account of japan after the tsunami and how the personal stories of community members sparked his 'house-for-all' campaign.

the cultural center's main program is a library that is characterized by 'globes' that define reading, resting and study zones.the humble scheme draws on fishing huts found in bahrain, and serves as a meeting place for anglers and the local community, and is the the latest project to be realized as part » the humble scheme draws on fishing huts found in bahrain, and serves as a meeting place for anglers and the local community, and is the the latest project to be realized as part of toyo ito's home-for-all initiative.the structure serves as a base for taipei's growing cultural creativity industry.

At the age of 71, Toyo Ito won the Pritzker Prize, the architecture Nobel Prize awarded by the Hyatt Foundation.

the japan foundation presents the emergency and temporary housing project home-for-all, the post-disaster reconstruction of the city of kamaishi, led by toyo ito together with » the japan foundation presents the emergency and temporary housing project home-for-all, the post-disaster reconstruction of the city of kamaishi, led by toyo ito together with kumiko inui, sou fujimoto and akihisa hirata.

toyo ito won the pritzker architecture prize in 2013. a powerful circular geometry in pristine concrete frames the japanese landscape and provides an introverted look into the sculptural works of ken iwata.the concept model presented at the 2012 venice biennale has now been constructed at full scale to serve the people left homeless after the 2011 earthquake. the exhibition showcases how japan, devastated by the second world war, rose from the ashes, transforming its cities.the series intends to capture the experiential encounters and representing spaces in connection to the local people and its surrounding context. His grandfather was a lumber dealer, and his father liked to draw plans for his friends’ houses. Toyo Ito Profile Architect / Japan / Toyo Ito & Associates / Works of Toyo Ito www.toyo-ito.co.jp. the structure serves as a base for taipei's growing cultural creativity industry.the elegance of natural materials and the appreciation of precision and innovation are emphasized in a shell of 624 intricate wooden lattices and a greenspace corridor. toyo ito: I like the evening very much, naturally for working the morning is the best time, but in the evening the city totally » designboom: what is the best moment of the day?