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Kazuyo Sejima
1981: Graduated from Japan Women's University with M. Arch. degree
Joined Toyo Ito Architect & Associates
1987: Established: Kazuyo Sejima & Associates awards
1988: Selected for Design Competition - MCH House
Kajima Prize, SD Review 1988
1989: Special Prize for Residential Architecture, Tokyo Architect Association
The Yosioka Prize, the Japan Architect
2nd Prize, BL International Industrial Design Competition
1990: Honorable mention, la Maison de la Culture de Japon, Paris
SD Prize, SD Review 1990
1991: 2nd Prize, Nasunogahara Harmony Hall Design Competition
1992: 2nd Prize, GID Competition '92
2nd Prize, Commercial Space Design Award '94
Awarded Japan Institute of Architects "Young Architect of the Year"
1994: Grand Prize, Commercial Space Design Award '94
Awarded "Architecture of the Year '94"
1995: 3rd Prize, Yokohama International Port Terminal Design Competition
1981: Graduated from Japan Women's University with M. Arch. degree
Joined Toyo Ito Architect & Associates
1987: Established: Kazuyo Sejima & Associates awards
1988: Selected for Design Competition - MCH House
Kajima Prize, SD Review 1988
1989: Special Prize for Residential Architecture, Tokyo Architect Association
The Yosioka Prize, the Japan Architect
2nd Prize, BL International Industrial Design Competition
1990: Honorable mention, la Maison de la Culture de Japon, Paris
SD Prize, SD Review 1990
1991: 2nd Prize, Nasunogahara Harmony Hall Design Competition
1992: 2nd Prize, GID Competition '92
2nd Prize, Commercial Space Design Award '94
Awarded Japan Institute of Architects "Young Architect of the Year"
1994: Grand Prize, Commercial Space Design Award '94
Awarded "Architecture of the Year '94"
1995: 3rd Prize, Yokohama International Port Terminal Design Competition
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what I mean is, I don't see how something like this could work well in a real world, I mean, the shape is so un-uniform, that it would make living conditions a little difficult. The building, on an artistic level, I like. It's cool how the front door stair seem to come out of the building, like a hatch of some sort. Is that a basement, underneath the first floor? I can't read Spanish very well, but if three people lived in here, they would have to know each other well, lol.
I like your composition on this, it has a good layout. The top of the picture shows it from four different angles, in a nice line.
I love spiral staircases.
-Todd
I like your composition on this, it has a good layout. The top of the picture shows it from four different angles, in a nice line.
I love spiral staircases.
-Todd