Fujimoto. Complete Works 1994–Present

Sou Fujimoto, who blends nature and design, is a bold and original voice in architecture. Through in-depth case studies of key works, Taschen’s coffee-table book *Fujimoto: Complete Works 1994–Today* offers a comprehensive portrait of an architect who is not afraid to deconstruct architecture to its very limits.

Sou Fujimoto blurs the boundaries between nature and design, between order and uncertainty, and between interior and exterior, making him a bold and original voice in architecture. This comprehensive survey of his entire body of work traces his career and explores his ideas, influences, and achievements. From his studios in Tokyo and Paris, he draws inspiration not only from the great architectural canon but also from nature, quantum physics, and the complexity of human interaction. He strives to create spaces that feel both elemental and radically new.

At the heart of Fujimoto’s ‘Primitive Future’ philosophy lies a fascination with ambiguity, imperfection, and possibilities. He is influenced as much by Japanese concepts of ‘interstitial space’ as by the revolutionary thinking of Einstein or his heroes Gaudí, Le Corbusier, and Mies van der Rohe, and views architecture as a living framework for experience.

Specifications
Title: Fujimoto: Complete Works 1994–Today
Author: Philip Jodidio
Publisher: TASCHEN
Format: 308 x 390 x 60 m
Size: 464 pages
Weight: .582 kg
Language: English, French, German
Material: Hardcover
ISBN: 9783836593212

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