Kengo Kuma: My Life as an Architect in Tokyo History and Social Studies Houses that Sugar Built is

Houses that Sugar Built is layered with intimate stories and individual house texts that transport us back to a time when these residences were in their heyday

Lucian Freud

Since Eduardo Castrillo’s (1942–2016) phenomenal burst upon the Philippine art scene in 1966

The first in a series of books called 'The Philippine Artscape'

Kengo Kuma: My Life as an Architect in Tokyo History and Social Studies Houses that Sugar Built isIt was around Kengo Kumas tenth birthday that he came into contact with Kenz Tanges fishlike Yoyogi National Gymnasium, completed for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, and determined that he would become an architect. In the intervening five or so decades, he has become one of the worlds most fascinating and influential architects. Through twenty five stories, this intimate little publication paints a picture of how a building inspired a boy to become an