In-Person Event: ARCHITECTURAL TOUR WITH OSAMU WATANABE: New Residential Environment Found in JOHNSON TOWN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2022 @ 11:30 ~ 16:00 JST JOHNSON TOWN is a residential area located in Iruma City, Saitama Prefecture. Before the war, it was known as Japan's Iruma Air Base for Japanese military personnel, while after the war, it […]
In-Person Event: Japan Institute of Architects (JIA) 2022 Okinawa Architect Convention October 19 - 22 The JIA President Naomi Sato and JIA International Relations Committee invited Jane Frederick, FAIA (2020 AIA National President) to International President`s Forum. George Kunihiro, FAIA (Past President of ARCASIA and AIA Japan) and Segene Park, AIA (Immediate Past President of […]
2022 AIA Japan Year End Party + Design Awards Ceremony Sunday, December 11, 2022, 17:00 - 19:00 Japan TIME DESIGN AWARDS CEREMONY Winners Presentation See Winners Event Program(Invitation Only) AIA Japan Members FREE (10,000 JPY) AIA Japan Design Awards Winners & Jury Members FREE (10,000 JPY) Invited Guests FREE (10,000 JPY) Email invitation will be […]
Thursday, May 25 · 6 - 8pm JST Update: Craig Miller, head of Heatherwick's Shanghai studio, will guide us through their first exhibition in Japan "Building Soulfulness.” SUMMARY: Heatherwick Studio’s first solo exhibition in Japan ‘Building Soulfulness’ organised and curated by the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo, will feature 28 of the studio’s most iconic […]
Robert Hutchison: In Search of a Holistic Practice: Architecture, Speculation, Installation Thursday, July 13, 2023 19:00 - 21:00 (doors open at 18:30) at the Arper showroom in gaienmae (see MAP) SPEAKER BIO: Robert Hutchison is a practitioner, researcher, and educator whose interests and practice overlap the fields of architecture, art and photography. In 2013 Hutchison […]
Northglass Symposium In Tokyo Date: 20 July 2023 Venue: International House of Japan Title: City Regeneration Through Design Since the implementation of the Urban Renaissance Special Measures Act of 2002, large-scale redevelopment has accelerated in the central areas of Tokyo, dramatically transforming the urban landscape. This change has significantly impacted not only our living environment […]
in-person event : Drawn to Architecture Thursday, November 2 at 17:30-20:30(JST) program description: Most architects sketch and draw to communicate their design ideas. Over time, some of us lose touch with those early skills as we grow in responsibilities and become engaged in other aspects of our work. However, the importance of quickly communicating our […]
November 11, 10.30 am, JST Gallery Visit Architect Tezzo Nishizawa will personally guide AIA Japan members and friends though his new exhibit at TOTO GALLERY · MA in Tokyo, Japan. This is a casual visit - we encourage questions, comments, and discussions throughout. Lecture/Exhibit Description Architect Tezzo Nishizawa will conduct a walking lecture/tour through his exhibit, where […]
Sunday, December 17th at 17:00 - Dear Members, Friends, and Sponsors, We're excited to announce the 2023 AIA JAPAN YEAR-END PARTY + DESIGN AWARDS CELEBRATION. Join us on December 17, 2023, at the International House of Japan to celebrate a year of achievements and excellence. Event Details: - Date: PM 5:00-, December 17(Sun), 2023 - […]
AIA Japan Past Presidents Dinner 6:00 PM 9:00 PM
EBISU BAR NITE VOL.2 6:30 PM 10:00 PM 東京都渋谷区恵比寿1-11-2TokyoJapan (map) COME JOIN US IN EBISU FOR ANOTHER SESSION OF AIA JAPAN’S “BAR NITE”. BRING YOUR FRIEND! FOOTNIK BAR IN EBISU HTTPS://FOOTNIK.NET/EBISU/ No RSVP. No reservation. No entry charge. Come anytime, leave anytime. Pay for your own drink and food at the counter.
Company Profile Fuminori Nousaku and Mio Tsuneyama are Tokyo-based architects. They engage in critical architectural practice on the theme of contemporary cities and ecosystems. Their representative works include Holes in the House (Tokyo,) House For Seven People*(Tokyo); Akeno Raised Floor** (Yamanashi Prefecture); Piles and Pointed Roof (Tokyo); Guest House in Takaoka*** (Toyama Prefecture); Himi Migrant […]
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