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Das Kurokawa-Manifest Texte zum symbiotischen Denken Editor: Kennosuke Ezawa Author: Kisho Kurokawa GERMAN 384 Pages with 83 b/w Images Softcover with jacket Dimensions: 13 x 18,5 cm Sold out ISBN 978-3-936314-29-8 Date of publication: March 2005 |
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Kisho Kurokawa, who co-founded the Metabolism Movement, is said to epitomize modern Japanese architecture. His architectonic creations aspire to establish a symbiotic relationship between nature and technology, tradition and modernity, order and chaos. His idea of symbiosis is also of greater political, economic and cultural relevance than ever. This re-edited and revised book compiles – for the first time in German – important texts on his philosophy of symbiosis,
and in doing so introduces a versatile and innovative thinker who has set directions for the 21st century. Author: Kisho Kurokawa, Architekt und Stadtplaner. Geboren 1934 in Nagoya, Japan. Gewann unzählige internationale Auszeichnungen und Preise. Projekte u. a.: Nakagin Capsule Tower, Tokio; Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Malaysia; New Wing of the Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam; Masterplan für Astana, die neue Hauptstadt Kasachstans. Die japanische Ausgabe der "Philosophy of Symbiosis" wurde 1993 mit dem Großen Preis der japanischen Literatur ausgezeichnet. |
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