Japanese architects
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Tadao ANDÔ  安 藤忠雄 ANDÔ Tadao

1941       born in Ôsaka                  elder brother of KITAYAMA Kôjirô 1962-69  travels through United States, Asia + Europe 1969       forms own office in Ôsaka 1985       receives Alvar Aalto Medal 1987       teaches at Yale 1988       teaches at Columbia 1989       teaches at Harvard 1995       receives Pritzker Architecture Price 1996       receives arts prize Praemium Imperiale                  awarded by the imperial family of Japan 2010       receives "Order of Culture" 文化勲章 bunka-kunshô

» Rose Garden - Kôbe 1977 » Rin's Gallery - Kôbe 1981 » B-Lock Kitayama - Kyôto 1988 » La Collezione - Tôkyô 1989 » Raika Headquarters  - Ôsaka 1989 » Wall Avenue - Kôbe 1989 » Himeji Museum of Literature - Himeji 1991 » Times I + II - Kyôto 1984 + 1991 » Vitra Conference Pavillon - Weil am Rhein / Germany 1994 » Garden of Fine Arts - Kyôto 1994 » Suntory Museum Ôsaka - Ôsaka 1994 » Nagaragawa Convention Center - Gifu 1995 » Himeji Museum for Literature II - Himeji 1996 » Internat. Library for Children's Literature - Tôkyô 2002 » Cocue - Tôkyô 2002 » Langen Foundation - Neuss / Germany 2004 » hhstyle.com / casa - Tôkyô 2005 » Omotesandô Hills - Tôkyô 2006 » 21_21 Design Sight - Tôkyô 2007 » Shibuya Subway Station - Tôkyô 2008 » Stone Sculpture Museum - Bad Münster / Germany 2010