Publisher/平凡社

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A photograph collection by Japanese photographer Takashi Miyamoto "Architectural Apocalypse". Takashi Miyamoto, an architectural photographer who represents Japan as a famous abandoned photographer. During Tama Art University, he joined Hiroya Hori and Miyako Ishiuchi in "Bikyoto", where he was involved in avant-garde artistic expression under the theme of politics and art during student conflict. After editing an architectural magazine, he became independent as a photographer in the latter half of the 1970s.Since then, he captured the sites of the ruins and demolition processes of historic buildings in Japan and other parts of the world, against the economic development of cities and civilizations. , Is a photographer who has published many meaningful works that evoke the memories of history and time that are being forgotten. This book is the 1st photo book that won the 14th Kimura Ihei Photography Award. It includes representative works such as Hibiya Movie Theater, Asakusa Shochiku Movie Theater, Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, Negishi Racecourse, Kowloon Fort in Hong Kong, Berlin Grand Theater in Germany, and Pavilion Theater in London. Text by Arata Isozaki, edited by Kotaro Iizawa. Reprint.