The Japanese house since 1945 / Naomi Pollock ; foreword by Tadao Ando. txt
Editor: London : Thames & Hudson Ltd., 2023Descripción: 398 p. : ill. ; col. ; plans ; 29 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 9780500343739
- 050034373X
- 23 728.0952
- NA7451 P64 2023
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Highly commended in the Architecture Book Awards, 2024: the definitive overview of and ultimate resource on the iconic architect-designed houses built in Japan from 1945 to the present.
Imagine a terraced house whose courtyard separates the kitchen from the bedroom. Or a tiny, triangular tower of rooms stacked one above another. Quirky, experimental and utterly fascinating, the houses produced in Japan since the end of the Second World War are among the most exceptional in the world. The Japanese House Since 1945 is a cohesive chronology of the most compelling architect-designed Japanese homes, showing developments in form, material, architectural expression and family living over almost eight decades.
Unparallelled in their conceptual purity, many Japanese houses have become icons at home as well as abroad. Presented with clear prose and accompanied by compelling photographs and drawings, this book features 97 houses, divided among nine chapters and organized by decade. In addition to acquainting the reader with individual homes, the book illuminates the social, technological, geographic and historical factors behind these era-defining houses. Developments over the period are underscored by the visual presentation, as it evolves from monochrome to colour and from hand-drawn to digital. Decade lead-ins set the historical context for each chapter, while 'Spotlight' segments draw attention to the separate components of the Japanese house. 'At Home' sections, most written by architects and their family members, bring to life the experience of living in these unique houses.
"With 500 illustrations" -- cover page.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents :
6 Foreword Tadao Ando --
9 The Japanese House Inside and Out --
15 A Brief History of Japan ‘ s Housing From 1910 to 1960 Hiroyasu Fujioka --
20 1940 s : Rising From The Rubble --
22 Iihashi House --
26 Kunio Maekawa Residence --
32 House No . 1 --
34 Spotlight : The Site --
36 1950 s : Restructuring And Recovery --
38 Kano House --
42 Dr . Mori ‘ s House --
46 Raymond House and Studio in Azabu --
50 Minimum House --
54 SH – 1 --
58 Tange House --
62 At Home , Michiko Uchida --
64 My Home I --
68 No . 17 --
71 At Home , Konomi Ikebe and Mana Ikebe --
74 Taro Okamoto House --
78 Ura House --
80 House at Minami – Dai --
82 Sky House --
87 At Home , Yuki Kikutake --
88 Spotlight : The Roof --
90 1960 s : The Economic Miracle --
92 No . 58 --
96 Umbrella House --
100 No Front House H --
102 Mountain cottage in Karuizawa --
105 At Home , Takako Yoshimura --
106 Adachi Villa --
110 Chalet Moby Dick --
114 House in White --
118 JOH House --
120 Tower House --
123 At Home , Rie Azuma --
124 Katono House --
128 Spotlight : Floor and Ceilings --
130 1970 s : Expo And Exports --
132 My House II --
134 Blue Box House --
138 Capsule House K --
142 Anti – Dwelling Box --
144 Hara House --
148 House in Uehara --
152 Row House in Sumiyoshi --
156 White U --
160 House 2 in Yaizu --
162 Yamakawa Villa --
164 Maki House --
167 At Home , Fumihiko Maki and Naomi Kobayashi --
170 Our House --
174 Toy Block House I --
176 Spotlight : Wall and Doors --
178 1980 s : The Go – Go Era --
180 House in Kuwahara --
184 ROIB --
186 Stainless – Steel House with Light Lattice --
188 House Under High – Voltage Lines --
192 Koshino House --
196 House in Yokohama --
198 Silver Hut
200 Farmer ‘ s House --
204 GAZEBO --
208 House in Kohan --
212 At Home , Makato Shin Watanabe and Yoko Kinoshita --
214 House F --
218 Spotlight : The Window --
220 1990 s : The Bust After The Boom --
222 House in Ajina --
226 House in Nipponbashi --
230 Soft and Hairy House --
232 Villa in the Forest --
236 Curtain Wall House --
240 Paper House --
244 House Surgery --
248 At Home , Katsuhiro Miyamoto --
250 Yomiuri Media Miyagi House --
254 Ani House and Haha House --
258 House O – ta --
260 Spotlight : Stair and Corridors --
262 2000 s : Upward mobility --
264 Roof House --
267 At Home , Takaharu Tezuka and Yui Tezuka --
268 Natural Ellipse --
272 Picture Window House --
274 4 x 4 House --
278 House in a Plum Grove --
282 Sloping North House --
284 HP House --
286 House and Atelier Bow – Wow --
290 Lotus House --
294 Rooftecture 5 --
296 Stone House --
298 House in Gotanda --
300 Ring House --
302 n --
304 Yakisugi house --
306 House N --
310 Rainy / Sunny --
314 Minimalist House --
316 Spotlight : Kitchens and Bathrooms --
318 2010 s : The Dawning Of Cool Japan --
320 House in Utsubo Park --
324 Double Helix House --
328 Garden and House --
332 House NA --
335 At Home , Naomi Pollock --
336 House in Rokko --
338 Optical Glass House --
340 Katsutadai House --
342 Window House --
346 House on Yamate Street --
350 A House for Oiso --
352 M House --
354 Tree – ness House --
358 Todoroki House in Valley --
360 Logs on the Dune --
362 Stairway House --
366 Spotlight : Gardens and Courtyards --
368 2020 s : Pandemic Panic --
370 House of Furniture --
374 Terada House --
376 Tetusin Design Re – Use Office / House --
380 House & Restaurant --
384 House --
386 Spotlight : Furniture and Finishes --
388 The Japanese House Today and in the Future Kumiko Inui --
391 Notes --
394 Further Reading --
394 Biographies --
394 Author Acknowledgment --
395 Index --
399 Picture Credits --
"The definitive overview of and ultimate resource on the iconic architect-designed houses built in Japan from 1945 to the present. Imagine a rowhouse whose courtyard separates the kitchen from the bedroom. Or a tiny, triangular tower of rooms stacked one above another. Quirky, experimental and utterly fascinating, the houses produced in Japan since the end of the Second World War are among the most exceptional in the world, but they are also family homes. The Japanese House Since 1945 is a cohesive chronology of iconic Japanese houses, presenting 100 architect-designed homes to show developments in form, material, architectural expression and family living over almost eight decades. Unparalleled in their conceptual purity, many Japanese houses have become icons at home as well as abroad. Presented with clear prose and accompanied by compelling photographs and drawings, the book features 100 houses, divided among nine chapters and organized by decade. In addition to acquainting the reader with individual homes, the book illuminates the social, technological, geographic and historical factors behind these epoch-making houses. Developments over the period are underscored by the visual presentation as it evolves from monochrome to colour and from hand-drawn to digital. Decade lead-ins set the historical context for each chapter, while 'Spotlight' segments draw attention to the separate components of the Japanese house. 'At Home In' sections, meanwhile, most authored by architects and their family members, bring to life the experience of living in these unique houses"--Publisher's description.