20th Century Japan in 20 Buildings
by John Barr
An architectural survey of Japan across the twentieth century through twenty landmark buildings that reflect social and technological change.
About This Book
20th Century Japan in 20 Buildings examines the evolution of Japanese architecture throughout the twentieth century.
The book presents twenty significant structures that reflect changing social, political, and technological conditions.
Each building is explored within its historical context, highlighting shifts in design, materials, and urban planning.
Readers gain insight into how architecture responded to and shaped modern Japan.
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