Someone I admire in my field.

Someone  I admire in my field as a student of architecture and who has served as an example in several works, this will be one more, is the contemporary Japanese Architect Kengo Kuma.

Any relationship of admiration towards him started from a research work that we had to do in the first year in the course of perception that was related to final workshop work of the last semester of the first year.

Kengo Kuma was born in 1954 in Japan, Kanagawa. As an architect, he has been able to combine contemporary Japanese minimalism with simple and pure designs with traditional architecture represented by the use of materials such as wood or stone.

According to him, his goal is to recover space, a space that is given between time and nature, also highlighting the way he uses materials, letting nature in most of his works. Precisely between these and those that I like the most, are:

-Great Bamboo Wall House, Beijing

-Cite des Arts et de la Culture, France.

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