The Japan Architect N° 89 (2013)

Wood Architecture in the Expanded Field
Essay

4 The versatility of timber
David Adjaye

6 The challenge of wood architecture
Pekka Heikkinen

24 Interlocking wood joinery – from small buildings to large
Kengo Kuma

32 What the Japanese can learn from Europe’s timber construction technology
Shigeru Ban

108 Why build “Core House” using the Itakura Method?
Yoshiharu Tsukamoto
Momoyo Kaijima

126 Profile

23 Works

10 Sunny Hills Japan
Kengo Kuma and Associates

16 Cidori
Kengo Kuma and Associates

18 United Nations Univesity Wisdom Tea House
Kengo Kuma and Associates

20 Starbucks Coffee at Dazaifutenmangu Omotesando
Kengo Kuma and Associates

26 TAmedia New Office Building
Shigeru Ban Architects Europe

33 S Residence
Shigeru Ban Architects

36 Shore House
Mount Fuji Architects Studio

42 Mother’s House
Mount Fuji Architects Studio

48 Sayama Lakeside Cemetery Park Community Hall
Hiroshi Nakamura

54 Sayama Lakeside Cemetery Park Chapel
Hiroshi Nakamura

58 Ceometric Forest / Solo House Project
Sou Fujimoto Architects

64 Summer House
Jun Igarashi

70 Corridor Project
Jun Igarashi

72 Space Lab, The Univesrity of Tokyo
Kohki Hiranuma Architect & Associates

78 Onigiri House
NKS architects

84 Wooden Block House
Tadashi Yoshimura Architects

90 Shelf pod
Kazuya Morita Architecture Studio

96 BMW-Guggenheim Lab
Atelier Bow-Wow

102 Minimum House for Local Revitalization in Oshika Peninsula
Core House Working Group in Archi Aid Peninsula supporting Seminar

110 Hoshinoya Okinawa
Azuma Architect&Associates / Rie Azuma
Studio on Site

116 Passage in Imbari port
Taira Nishizawa Architects

120 Mido suji Rooftop Woodification Project
Takanaka Corporation

122 Shimouna Apartment
KUS

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