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乾 久美子 / Kumiko Inui

¥1,980(¥1,800 + tax)

Publisher/INAX出版

   Published/2008
Format/ソフトカバー   Pages/159   Size/150*210*15
Google翻訳
"Placing Architecture Quietly" (Contemporary Architect Concept Series 3) is a collection of works by Japanese architect Kumiko Inui (1969–). After working at Jun Aoki Architects, Inui has pursued architecture as a platform for self-expression, exploring ways of "gently embracing" the environment and human activities. Based on the concept of "placing architecture quietly," this book explores how architecture can exist as part of cities and landscapes. At the end of the book, her signature works, such as the Jurgen Lehl + Babaghuri Shop, the Hibiya Kadan Head Office Building, and Aore Nagaoka, are featured, clearly demonstrating her delicate sensitivity to materials, light, and scale. This book offers a deep insight into Inui's architectural perspective, which instills a sense of tranquility and tension in the everyday through both text and illustrations.
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