Arata Isozaki II - International Projects
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Documentary, 01-Jan-1990
Through a blend of Japanese history and Western influence, Arata Isozaki has built a career around his distinct architectural style. Challenging the concepts of space, form and tradition, Isozaki’s work binds artistic movements and methods together in riveting new forms. This film follows Isozaki to many of his most famous sites including the newly completed Museum of Contemporary Art in LA.
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Arata Isozaki Early Work in Japan
Renowned architect, Arata Isozaki creates with a rare and specific hand, blending his Japanese culture and education with classic Western aesthetics. Inspired deeply by the architecture he saw in Europe, Isozaki's buildings appear both grand and delicate, entirely aware of the space they occupy. ...
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South Coast Shipping House
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JR's Hut
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