Description
Discover the intricate beauty and innovative design of modern Japanese architecture with The Japanese House Since 1945. This essential architecture book offers a comprehensive overview of Japan's architect-designed homes from 1945 to the present, showcasing the evolution of form, material, and architectural expression. Highly commended in the Architecture Book Awards 2024, this resource features 97 iconic houses, meticulously organized by decade, reflecting the unique culture and aesthetic values of Japan. With its compelling photographs and insightful prose, this book serves not only as a visual delight but also as a vital resource for those interested in modern architecture and design principles.
Explore how the contextual factors—social, technological, and historical—have influenced the development of these striking homes. The book cleverly bridges the past and present, highlighting how architectural trends have transitioned from monochrome visuals to vibrant colors, and from hand-drawn designs to digital innovations. Each decade is contextualized with insights that explore the lifestyle within these unique spaces, making The Japanese House Since 1945 a must-have for designers, educators, and enthusiasts alike. Unveil the story behind each home and experience the exceptional harmony of tradition and modernity that defines the Japanese architectural landscape.
Explore how the contextual factors—social, technological, and historical—have influenced the development of these striking homes. The book cleverly bridges the past and present, highlighting how architectural trends have transitioned from monochrome visuals to vibrant colors, and from hand-drawn designs to digital innovations. Each decade is contextualized with insights that explore the lifestyle within these unique spaces, making The Japanese House Since 1945 a must-have for designers, educators, and enthusiasts alike. Unveil the story behind each home and experience the exceptional harmony of tradition and modernity that defines the Japanese architectural landscape.