Over the course of some 700 pages, the book compiles interviews, illustrations, documents, recollections, and photographs to chart the history and legacy of a Japanese architecture bookended by World War II and the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
A rooftop view of the Nitto Food cannery built by Kisho Kurokawa in 1963.
Project Japan: Metabolism Talks … couples project drawings, sections, and photographs with archival images and interview excerpts that relate stories about the project’s production.
