Kengo Kuma and Associates Reviews

Kengo Kuma's office has an indefinite name in the history of architecture. The 1st floor is a Japanese restaurant with bamboo that seems to be Mr. Tsuji.

I happened to meet Mr. Tsuji in the neighborhood by chance, but if I asked for it, I got a sign and kindly screamed (the wife who came with me took a two-shot photo) Sometimes, he is a very gentle and big person as told on TV shows.

Around Aoyama, if you look at a building made of bamboo and wood, it's almost Mr. Tsuji's design.

When you read the book, you are living almost like traveling around the world.

I think it was a very precious time to meet by chance.

There are some buildings that I think are good, but I feel that there are some buildings that do not have a rational implementation design that takes into account water stoppage, airtightness, safety, maintenance, etc., regarding the installation.

What always stroke me most of this world famous Architect is how strongly his approach and thoughts permeate his work rather than his formal approach. While a few conceptual repetitions make him recognisable, most of his work is formally not. His thoughts appear always throughout all projects though.

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