SPECIAL FEATURE: 8 Villas of CIPEA China International Practical Exhibition of Architecture 1 Nanjing Foshou Lake District, Jiangsu, China Featuring 8 Villas of 24 Projects Mathias Klotz Pond Lily Mansilla +Tunon Fo-Shou Wang Shu Three-Walled Residence Ai Weiwei 'Six' Room Sanaksenaho Architects Boat House Alberto Kalach Waterside Pavilion David Adjaye Light Box AZL architects Blockhouse Makoto Takei + Chie Nabeshima / TNA Gate Villa Ryue Nishizawa Garden & House Hiroyuki Arima Diamond Masahiro Harada + Mao Shore House Shinichi Ogawa Library House HOUSEWARES BY ARCHITECT 0003 Toyo Ito / KU and MU ESSAY FOR RESIDENTIAL MASTERPIECES Michael Graves: Hanselmann House Fort Wayne, Indiana, U.S.A. Julie Hanselmann Davies

Ga Houses 131

Yoshio Futagawa

ToÌ„kyoÌ„ : EÌ„diÌ„eÌ„editatoÌ„kyoÌ„, 2013

GA Houses 137 - Maeda, Studio Mk27, Spbr Arquitetos, Ogawa, Ryo Abe, Acayaba, Gesto (Japanese and English Edition)

ADA Edita Tokyo

This edition highlights two houses by Oscar Niemeyer, the Brazilian modernist architect. Known as Casa das Canoas and Casa Cavanelas, both residences are located in Rio de Janeiro and both were built in the early 1950s. Yet, according to the essay by Yoshio Futagawa, the contrast between them is quite intriguing. The former, Niemeyers own residence, demonstrates the spatial truth in privacy that the architect explored; the latter startles the viewer with spectacular features orchestrated through Niemeyers collaboration with landscape designer Roberto Burle Marx. Futagawas exceptional photography completes the tribute to this pair of masterful designs.

Residential Masterpieces 28: Oscar Niemeyer Casa Das Canoas / Casa Canavelas

Arts & Photography

Architecture

Ada Edita/ Global Architecture

OMA Villa Dall'Ava Paris, France 1985-91 Maison à Bordeaux Bordeaux, France 1994-98 Text by Yoshio Futagawa Edited and Photographed by Yukio Futagawa

OMA: Villa Dall Ava and Maison A. Bordeaux

Yukio Futagawa

Rem Koolhaas

OMA (Office for Metropolitan Architecture)

ADA Editors

Frank Lloyd Wright Fallingwater Mill Run, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. 1934-37 Text by Bruce Brooks Pfeiffer Edited and Photographed by Yukio Futagawa

GA Residential Masterpieces 04: Frank Lloyd Wright Fallingwater

Geoffrey Bawa  33rd Lane  Colombo, Sri Lanka  1960-98   Lunuganga  Bentota, Sri Lanka  1948-98  Text by Yoshio Futagawa  Edited and Photographed by Yukio Futagawa

Geoffrey Bawa

Built in the early 1950s in São Paulo, Lina Bo Bardis Casa de Vidro (Glass House) was the first real architectural project she completed after her arrival in Brazil. Built as a home for herself and her husband, it clearly demonstrates how architecture and design should keep a distance from individuals, society or community, and the natural environment a stance that would come to underlie all of the Italian-born architects subsequent works. Photographed by master architectural photographer Yukio Futagawa, Casa de Vidro still appears as its designer intended, a prototype that responded to a new society, rising directly from the earth and embedded in the surrounding jungle.

Ga Residential Masterpieces 22 Lina Bo Bardi Casa De Vidro Sao Paulo

Special Feature Brazil / Paulo Mendes da Rocha / A Dialogue with Editor: Angelo Bucci/ SPBR Arquitetos / Andrade Morettin / MMBB Arquitetos / Nitsche Arquitetos / GESTO Ambiental / Procter-Rihl Architects / M. Acayaba / S. Fujimoto.

GA Houses

Architekt Brasilien Angelo Bucci

Paulo ArchiÌa Mendes da Rocha

ToÌ„kyoÌ„ : EÌ„diÌ„eÌ„editatoÌ„kyoÌ„, 2008

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