Defined by a gigantic timber frame, the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Business School embodies the elegance of Toyo Ito’s architecture as well ... interior’s straightforward logic. In cross ...

Designed by Pritzker Prize winner Toyo Ito & Associates, the project features impressive green design, including solar panels that produce more electricity than it needs. The building takes the ...

Nobody could tell how and when this building would settle into the right shape within the budget," architect Toyo Ito said at the ... including a life-size mockup of section of a wall, drawings ...

And even more so when that building is Taiwan’s National Taichung Theater—unarguably Tokyo architect Toyo Ito’s most ambitious project to ... the-scenes look is the full-scale mock up of a wall ...

Toyo Ito The Japanese architect Toyo Ito continues ... which means "hexagon" in Japanese. The hexagonal section of the handle is created using a mould and the intricate manufacturing process ...

To that end, Toyo Ito built a mediatheque — a kind of cutting-edge public library — in Sendai, Japan, back in 2001. It's a transparent cube, composed of tubes and platforms. University of ...

He doesn't have the name recognition of a Frank Gehry or a Daniel Libeskind, but Toyo Ito is one of Japan's most acclaimed and adventurous architects. Looking at the design for a downtown Berkeley ...

Japanese architect Toyo Ito is the newest recipient of the Pritzker Prize, considered to be the “Nobel Prize” of architecture. Ito traveled from Tokyo to receive the award at a recent ceremony ...

Text description provided by the architects. The site for this weekend house slopes gently down to the north-east, and has attractive views in the same direction. This proposal is intended to make ...

Paying construction workers, site overseers, project managers. It takes a lot of cash. Ito’s buildings draw upon our experience of nature, bring us closer to the site’s environs, and anchor us ...

Toyo Ito The Japanese architect Toyo Ito continues ... which means "hexagon" in Japanese. The hexagonal section of the handle is created using a mould and the intricate manufacturing process ...