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AAF Communication | Architect Junya Ishigami on His Approach to Architecture Gallery
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AAF Communication | Architect Junya Ishigami on His Approach to Architecture Gallery

<strong>AAF Newsletter│Architect Junya Ishigami Lecture Series 217</strong> Architect Junya Ishigami
<strong>AAF Newsletter│Architect Junya Ishigami Lecture Series 217</strong> "University Cafeteria" A massive 120m (L) x 80m (W) structure, yet it stands without a single pillar within the space.
<strong>AAF Newsletter│Architect Junya Ishigami Lecture Series 217</strong> "Group Home" A building constructed by gathering and combining parts of houses scheduled for demolition from across Japan using a technique called 'hikiyā' (house moving).
<strong>AAF Newsletter│Architect Junya Ishigami Lecture Series 217</strong> "Group Home" A building constructed by gathering and combining parts of houses scheduled for demolition from across Japan using a technique called 'hikiyā' (house moving).
<strong>AAF Newsletter│Architect Junya Ishigami Lecture Series 217</strong> "Group Home" A building constructed by gathering and combining parts of houses scheduled for demolition from across Japan using a technique called 'hikiyā' (house moving).
<strong>AAF Newsletter│Architect Junya Ishigami Lecture Series 217</strong> "Group Home" A building constructed by gathering and combining parts of houses scheduled for demolition from across Japan using a technique called 'hikiyā' (house moving).
<strong>AAF Newsletter│Architect Junya Ishigami Lecture Series 217</strong> "Group Home" A building constructed by gathering and combining parts of houses scheduled for demolition from across Japan using a technique called 'hikiyā' (house moving).
<strong>AAF Newsletter│Architect Junya Ishigami Lecture Series 217</strong> "Group Home" A building constructed by gathering and combining parts of houses scheduled for demolition from across Japan using a technique called 'hikiyā' (house moving).
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AAF Newsletter│Architect Junya Ishigami on His Approach to Architecture: A Gallery

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