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[配送料] 10,000円以上のご注文で国内送料無料

Exhibition: Yesterday Books 3 (2025.12.20 Sat - 2026.1.18 Sun)

[配送料] 10,000円以上のご注文で国内送料無料

Exhibition: Yesterday Books 3 (2025.12.20 Sat - 2026.1.18 Sun)

¥15,400

Thames & Hudson

MAKI OPUS / Fumihiko Maki

建築家、槇文彦(Fumihiko Maki, 1928–2024)の生涯と仕事を網羅した決定版の作品集。400ページに及ぶ紙面と1,000点の図版を収録した本書は、作者の作品に関するこれまでで最も包括的な調査資料であり、氏の生前および没後に、その設計事務所との密接な協力のもと編集されました。本書『MAKI OPUS』には、建築家自らが選定した、自身のキャリアを象徴する建築作品がまとめられており、槇文彦がいかにして次世代の優れた日本人建築家たちの道を切り拓いてきたかを解き明かします。

1960年から現在に至るまでの50の建築プロジェクト——MITメディアラボ、トロントのアガ・カーン美術館、4 ワールドトレードセンターなど——を紹介しながら、素材の用法、建築技術の変遷、そして日本国外の世界との関係性という視点から、槇の仕事を再考します。設計事務所のアーカイブから、これまで出版物には掲載されたことのない未公開の写真や図面も収録されており、作者の最も有名なプロジェクトを新たな視点で見つめ直すことができる一冊です。

MAKI OPUS is the definitive book on the life and work of Japanese architect Fumihiko Maki (1928–2024), known for designing understated yet boundary-pushing buildings in Japan and worldwide. At 400 pages and with 1,000 illustrations, it is the biggest survey of Maki’s work to date, and was compiled in close collaboration with his studio both before and after his death. MAKI OPUS brings together the architect’s own selection of the buildings that best exemplified his career, and saw him pave the way for the next wave of superlative Japanese architects.

Featuring fifty buildings from 1960 right up to the present day – including MIT Media Lab, the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto and 4 World Trade Centre – the book reconsiders Maki’s work in light of his use of materials, changes in building technology and his relationship with the world outside Japan. His team has dug into the practice’s archives to find photographs and drawings that have never been seen in print before, allowing the reader a fresh look at his best-known projects.

Maki was truly an architect’s architect, respected throughout the industry for his technical innovation and his deep understanding of how buildings are experienced and used. Architecture students will find inspiration in his early years starting out under the tutelage of Kenzo Tange, while a general architecture-interested audience will enjoy vibrant full-colour photography of his lauded, understated and much copied style, described by many as the ‘architecture of simplicity’.

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Pages: 400
Size: 280 x 230  mm
Softcover
colour

Published by Thames & Hudson, 2025