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Tadao Ando

    13 de septiembre de 1941

    Tadao Ando es un arquitecto japonés autodidacta cuyo trabajo es reconocido por su uso creativo de la luz natural. Sus estructuras a menudo siguen las formas naturales del paisaje, en lugar de alterarlo. Los edificios de Ando se caracterizan por complejos caminos de circulación tridimensionales que entrelazan espacios interiores y exteriores. Estos caminos se despliegan dentro de grandes formas geométricas y los espacios entre ellas.

    Bewohnbare Architektur
    The Colours of the Light
    Tadao Ando
    Light and water
    • "Ando selected for inclusion the thirty-five projects that best embody his belief that the interplay with nature defines architecture and the passage of time molds architecture. All are shown in spectacular, specially commissioned color photography. Among the major recent works are the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth in Texas; the Komyo-ji Temple in Saijo, Japan; the meditation space for UNESCO in Paris; the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts in St. Louis; and the Armani/Teatro in Milan. Also included are some of Ando's most important and well-known earlier works, including the Church of the Water in Hokkaido, the Church of the Light in Ibaraki, and a series of houses throughout Japan."--BOOK JACKET.

      Light and water