Articles Tagged with ''Tokyo''

Classical Japanese architectural motifs enhance a surprising enclave in Tokyo.

The Japan Sword Museum sits amid the Kyu Yasuda Garden, a public park that once belonged to an 18th-century Samurai estate.

Judges selected a Kindergarten designed by the Tokyo-based firm for the “sheer joy” manifested in its design.

A three-sided plan optimizes a quirky site for a client’s well-crafted home and office in Tokyo.

A 21st-century twist on an early Corbusian concept creates a roomy, comfortable spatial arrangement for a young family—indoors and out—in Tokyo.

“He is not dreaming,” the Chicago Tribune confirmed in 1956 after an 87-year-old Frank Lloyd Wright declared that he could build a mile high skyscraper near the city’s Adler Planetarium.

In December, Japanese officials announced their selection of Kengo Kuma as the architect for Tokyo’s 2020 Olympic Stadium. Kuma spoke to RECORD's correspondent in Tokyo, Naomi Pollock, about the project.