Hiroshi Hara
*9. 9. 1936 – Kawasaki, Japan
†3. 1. 2025 – Tokyo, Japan
Biography
1959 - obtained a bachelor's degree in architecture from the University of Tokyo (1961 master's, 1964 doctoral)
1964-68 - served as an assistant at Toyo University
1969-81 - served as an assistant at the University of Tokyo
1970-99 - engaged in architectural design in collaboration with Atelier Φ, subsequently the name of the atelier was changed to Hiroshi Hara + Atelier Φ
1982-97 - served as a professor at the University of Tokyo, received an honorary professorship before retirement
2001 - received an honorary professorship at the National University of Uruguay
In addition to design practice and teaching, he also published several books on architectural theory such as What Is Possible for Architecture? (1974), Space from Function to Modality (1987), Discrete City (2004), or Yet (2009).
1959 - obtained a bachelor's degree in architecture from the University of Tokyo (1961 master's, 1964 doctoral)
1964-68 - served as an assistant at Toyo University
1969-81 - served as an assistant at the University of Tokyo
1970-99 - engaged in architectural design in collaboration with Atelier Φ, subsequently the name of the atelier was changed to Hiroshi Hara + Atelier Φ
1982-97 - served as a professor at the University of Tokyo, received an honorary professorship before retirement
2001 - received an honorary professorship at the National University of Uruguay
In addition to design practice and teaching, he also published several books on architectural theory such as What Is Possible for Architecture? (1974), Space from Function to Modality (1987), Discrete City (2004), or Yet (2009).
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