Japan-ness in architecture /

Title:

Japan-ness in architecture /

Author:

Isozaki, Arata.

Format:

Book

Institution:

MassArt, Wentworth Institute of Technology

Contents:

Machine generated contents note: 1. Japanese Taste and Its Recent Historical Construction / Toshiko Mori -- 2. Western Structure versus Japanese Space / Toshiko Mori -- 3. Yayoi and Jomon / Toshiko Mori -- 4. Nature and Artifice / Toshiko Mori -- 5. Ka [Hypothesis) and Hi [Spirit) / Toshiko Mori -- 6. Ma (Interstice) and Rubble / Toshiko Mori -- 7. Fall and Mimicry: A Case Study of the Year 1942 in Japan / Toshiko Mori -- 8. The Problematic Called "Ise" / Toshiko Mori -- 9. Identity over Time / Toshiko Mori -- 10. Archetype of Veiling / Toshiko Mori -- 11. A Fabricated Origin: Ise and the Jinshin Disturbance / Toshiko Mori -- 12. The Modern Fate of Pure Geometric Form / Toshiko Mori -- 13. Chogen's Constructivism / Toshiko Mori -- 14. The Five-Ring Pagoda in Historical Turmoil / Toshiko Mori -- 15. Mandala and Site Plan at Jodo-ji / Toshiko Mori -- 16. The Architectonics of the Jodo-do [Pure Land Pavilion) at Jodo-ji / Toshiko Mori -- 17. Big Buddha Pavilion (Daibutsu-den) at Todai-ji / Toshiko Mori -- 18. Chogen's Archi-vision / Toshiko Mori -- 19. A Multifaceted Performance / Toshiko Mori -- 20. Brunelleschi versus Chogen / Toshiko Mori -- 21. Chogen/Daibutsu-yo and Eisai/Zenshu-yo / Toshiko Mori -- 22. Three Kinds of Hierophany / Toshiko Mori -- 23. Raigo Materialized / Toshiko Mori -- 24. A Non-Japanesque Japanese Architecture / Toshiko Mori -- 25. Katsura and Its Space of Ambiguity / Toshiko Mori -- 26. Architectonic Polysemy / Toshiko Mori -- 27. Authorship of Katsura: The Diagonal Line / Toshiko Mori.

Online access:

No online access

Library holdings:

MassArt Main
NA1550 .I78 2006 – Available

Wentworth Stacks--Upper Level
720.924 .I76iso3 2011 – Available