Through the floating world : architectural impressions of Japan / edited by Tan Kok Meng.

Title & Author:

Through the floating world : architectural impressions of Japan / edited by Tan Kok Meng.

Publication:

Singapore : AA Asia, 1999.

Description:

151 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm

Series:

AA Asia monograph ; 2

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (page 35).
Transfer from Vernacular, architectural workshop in Malaysia and Singapore '98 / Takeo Muraji -- Architectural forum in Tokyo / Takeo Muraji -- Contemporary vernacular / William S.W. Lim -- Notes on the global and urban vernacular / Noriyuki Tajima -- Negotiating the global and local / Tan Kok Meng -- Young architects in Singapore / Teh Joo Heng -- Recent work / Tang Guan Bee -- Hanegi Forest Housing (Shigeru Ban) -- Big Palette Fukushima (Atsushi Kitagawara) -- Miyagi-ken Library (Hiroshi Hara) -- I remember / William Lim -- Site of Reversible Destiny (Arakawa & Madeline Gins).

ISBN:

9810412150 (pbk.)
9789810412159 (pbk.)

Subject:

Architecture Japan History 20th century.
Vernacular architecture Asia.
Architecture Japon Histoire 20e siècle.
Architecture vernaculaire Asie.
Architecture
Vernacular architecture
Asia
Japan

Form/genre:

History

Added entries:

Tan, Kok Meng, 1964-
AA Asia.
AA Asia monograph ; 2.

Architectural impressions of Japan

Holdings:

Location: Library main 222588
Call No.: NA1555 .T5 1999
Status: Available

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