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A+U 616 22:01 Dwelling Studies and Japan’s Women Architects
Il primo numero del 2022 è interamente dedicato a un servizio speciale, “Dwelling Studies and Japan’s Women Architects”.
Iniziando con un’introduzione del co-fondatore dell’Atelier Bow-Wow Momoyo Kaijima, include approfonditi contributi scritti di Yuzuru Tomonaga, Izumi Kuroishi, Namiko Minai e Michelle L. Hauk.
Viene presentata una vasta gamma di opere di donne architetto, tra cui i progetti di Yuki Ishiguro, Akiko Miya, Rie Azuma, Masako Hayashi e il co-fondatore di SANAA Kazuyo Sejima.
Il servizio include anche un’intervista con Nobuko Ogawa e una conversazione tra Kazuyo Sejima e Satoko Shinohara, architetto e professoressa alla Japan Women’s University.
CONTENUTI:
Introduction: Dwelling Studies and Japan’s Women Architects
Momoyo Kaijima
Masako Hayashi
Kusazaki Club/ Sansen-ryo (Japan Women’s University Seminar
House in Karuizawa)/ Our House Phase
Nobuko Ogawa
Honjo Daycare Center
Interview: Everyday Life as the Starting Point of Design
Nobuko Ogawa, Interviwer: Momoyo Kaijima, Namiko Minai
Koko Takahashi
Kuda no Ie (Tubular House)
Essay:
A Field Where Flowers Come into Bloom
Yuzuru Tomonaga
Naoko Hirakura
House in Tomigaya
Kazuyo Sejima
Platform/ Saishunkan Seiyaku Women’s Dormitory/ Japan
Women’s University Library, Classroom and Laboratory Building, and
Student Cafeteria
Conversation: Dwelling Studies and Place for Learning
Kazuyo Sejima and Satoko Shinohara, Moderator: Momoyo
Kaijima
Satoko Shinohara
Kiyosato-kaku/ Share Yarai-cho
Rie Azuma
Studio House in Ohara/ Hoshinoya Karuizawa, Tombo-no-yu,
and Harunire Terrace
Akiko Miya
Wall Behavior, Roofs and Windows
Yuki Ishiguro
Tongari/ Apartment Building in Chofu
Kazuko Akamatsu
House SH/ Uto Elementary School
Momoyo Kaijima
House and Atelier Bow-Wow/ Kitamoto Station West Square
/ Momonoura Village
Essay:
Wajiro Kon and Dwelling Studies
Izumi Kuroishi
Essay:
Dwelling Studies and the Evolving Curriculum
Namiko Minai
Essay: Ready-Made
Michelle L. Hauk
