architecture of Japan

by The Museum of Modern Art

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Published 1955 in New York .
Written in

Subjects:

• Architecture -- Japan.

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Edition Notes

Statement	by Arthur Drexler.
Contributions	Drexler, Arthur.
Classifications
LC Classifications	NA1550 .N4
The Physical Object
Pagination	286 p.
Number of Pages	286
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL16431981M

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  Traditional Domestic Architecture of Japan (Heibonsha Survey of Japanese Art, Vol. 21)的话题 (全部 条) 什么是话题 无论是一部作品、一个人，还是一件事，都往往可以衍生出许多不同的话 Inside the front cover is an excellent map of Japan that shows the locations of all the temples, castles, houses, gardens, etc covered in the book, which is also a boon for planning travel. Inside the back cover is a very helpful chronology of the architecture fBC to  › Books › Arts & Photography › Architecture.

Stories about architecture and design in Japan, including Japanese houses, apartments and stores, and news related to the ://   Japanese Architecture - Buildings & Houses from Japan Contemporary Japanese architecture is a mixture of traditional design practices and modern Western :// Undertaken by a British artist, long-term resident of Japan, the book contains 88 paintings from 12 year painting project depicting the traditional architecture of the Chita Peninsula, south of Nagoya, in Central ://

Japan's art, design and architecture scenes offer everything from the ancient to the avant-garde. Visit the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art in Kanazawa to see all that is modern, or head to The National Museum of Art Osaka in Osaka or the Tokyo National Museum for something a little older. For a deeper understanding of the Edo period   For my third Jodidio book, it had to be Japan. The selection was interesting, although perhaps not as good as for Architecture Now and Architecture in 's Taschen, so: big, colorful pictures; short, crafted ://   Arthur Drexler, "The Architecture of Japan", Museum of Modern Art, New York, Heinrich Engel, "The Japanese House: A Tradition for Contemporary Architecture", Tuttle, Rutland, A very good book with a quite a few plans and drawings, including drawings of Japanese wood ~jnc/nontech/