133 Michiaki Matsushima（Editor）|ROPPONGI MIRAI KAIGI -In the city that connects the people and the Art Design-
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133 Michiaki Matsushima（Editor）|ROPPONGI MIRAI KAIGI -In the city that connects the people and the Art Design-
People have been inspired to create new spaces, rituals and infrastructure amongst ruins for millennia, artists in particular. From London to Berlin to Rome to Manila, many cities have been continually built anew atop the wreckage of their pasts, with creative groups often leading the way.
Joanna Hoffman • Futures From Ruins
Die Hard asks naive but powerful questions: If you have to get from A to B —that is, from the 31st floor to the lobby, or from the 26th floor to the roof—why not blast, carve, shoot, lockpick, and climb your way there, hitchhiking rides atop elevator cars and meandering through the labyrinthine, previously unexposed back-corridors of the built envi... See more
Geoff Manaugh • Nakatomi Space
City of Tokyo, for example, had such a negative reputation among engineers
Hiromi Mizuno • Science for the Empire: Scientific Nationalism in Modern Japan
“Harajuku began to draw customers away from more popular shopping districts like Shibuya and Shinjuku by appealing to the evolving youth tastes with the establishment of Laforet in 1978, which championed these modern brands. The department store was one of the first to place local designers’ clothing that couldn’t be purchased anywhere else at the ... See more
