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Discovering new = Kenchiku sakuhinshū / Akihisa Hirata.
Discovering new = 建築作品集 Akihisa Hirata.

Fine Arts Library NA1559.H47 A4 2018
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Hirata, Akihisa, 1971- architect.
Standardized Title:
Architectures. Selections
Language:
English
Japanese
Subjects (All):
Architecture.
History.
Architects.
Japan.
Hirata, Akihisa, 1971-.
Hirata, Akihisa.
Hirata, Akihisa, 1971---Catalogs.
Architecture, Modern--21st century.
Architecture, Modern.
Architects--Japan.
Architecture--Japan--History--21st century--Catalogs.
Genre:
Catalogs.
Physical Description:
279 pages : illustrations ; 30 cm
Edition:
Shohan.
初版.
Other Title:
Kenchiku sakuhinshū
建築作品集
Place of Publication:
Tokyo : TOTO Publishing, 2018.
Language Note:
Text in English and Japanese.
Summary:
This monograph presents work by Japanese architect Akihisa Hirata and is divided into three parts: Discovering New Form, Discovering New Nature, Discovering New Commitment. According to the architect, new things are an essential part of life. Yet his concept of ?new? is not meant as something that is completely unknown, without any connection to the past. Rather, he intends to actualise things that already exist but remain hidden, and in the process discover the essence of living through architecture as a new form of nature, imbued with a previously unseen wildness. The book features a selection of more than 20 concepts, designs, and realised projects, plus texts by Hirata.
Notes:
Parallel title from colophon.
Errata slip inserted.
ISBN:
9784887063730
4887063733
OCLC:
1037864994

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