ARCHITECTURE DU FUTUR AU JAPON Claude Montana Il s'agit de la première

Il s'agit de la première édition de 2004

the richly illustrated work offers several projects and achievements dating from the 1960s and 1970s (some since destroyed) photographed in 2017 by Jérémie Souteyrat and presented by Benoît Jacquet preceded by an interview conducted by the architectural historian Fujimori Terunobu with one of the leading architects of the Metabolist movement

from guinguettes to discotheques

Firmly anchored in our times

Azimuts 54 "Learning from Saint-Etienne" can therefore be dismantled

ARCHITECTURE DU FUTUR AU JAPON Claude Montana Il s'agit de la premièreFrom the end of the 1950s, Japan, largely destroyed during the Second World War, began a cycle of high economic growth. For about ten years, until the oil crisis of 1973, a new generation of architects developed utopian and visionary projects whose challenges were to control and develop urban growth. A true art book, the richly illustrated work offers several projects and achievements dating from the 1960s and 1970s (some since destroyed) photographed