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Acknowledgements.
Introduction.
EAT.
Introduction.
Soho’s Omotesando by Yuji Hirata.
Hoya Hoya by Yusaku Kaneshiro.
Renma Shibuya by Noriyoshi Muramatsu.
Oto Oto by Ryu Kosaku.
Shinobutei Izumi by Noritsugu Sasamori.
Seiryumon Ueno by en-ma.
J-POP Café Odaiba by Katunori Suzuki.
SHOP.
Introduction.
APC Underground by Laurent Deroo.
Y’s Roppongi Hills by Ron Arad.
Louis Vuitton Roppongi Hills by Jun Aoki.
Miss Sixty Meijidori by Studio 63.
Q Flagship Ebisu-nishi by Masamichi Katayama.
United Bamboo by Vito Acconci.
WORK.
Introduction.
Beacon Communications Office by Klein Dytham Architecture.
Shu Uemura Atelier by CRC.
Trans Building Office and Gallery by Yukiharu Takematsu + EPA.
Ogilvy & Mather Japan by Masamichi Katayama.
Sony Showroom & Qualia Tokyo by CURIOSITY.
DWELL
Introduction.
Natural Ellipse by Masaki Endo.
Plastic House by Kengo Kuma.
Natural Illuminance by Masaki Endo.
Drawer House by Ooki Sato.
K House by Shinichi Ogawa.
Cell Brick by Yasuhiro Yamashita.
SAK by Toshiaki Ishida.
RELAX.
Introduction.
Baisouin Temple by Kengo Kuma.
Lounge NEO by Haruo Taguchi.
FIORIA aria blu by Tsutomu Kobayashi.
Avalon by Katsunori Suzuki.
Mars the Salon by CURIOSITY.
Tokyo by Area.
Listings.
Bibliography.
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SCOTT MASSON
reviewed Design City Tokyo (Interior Angles Series) on March 22, 2020
Design City Tokyo (Interior Angles Series)
I'm sympathetic to the sentiment of this book --- that modernist architecture's claims to represent the common man's aesthetic went terribly awry --- this book disappointed my hopes that it would be the all-in-one smackdown of modernism. It suffers from being an combination of new material and adaptations of essays taken from multiple sources, so we get a first part that pretty much says all he wants to say and then feels padded by a bunch of talk of specifics limited to public housing in New York City. I was hoping for something deeper and more universal.
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