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This instalment focuses exclusively on the residential work of acclaimed architect Kazuyo Sejima, who founded Tokyo-based SANAA together with Ryue Nishizawa in 1995. Featuring more than 25 projects, and including both her individual work and projects accomplished with Nishizawa, the magazine covers a range of buildings, from apartment blocks to single-family houses, and spanning from her early years until the present. Brimming with photographs, architectural drawings, and Sejima’s own sketches, it paints a fascinating portrait of the architect’s thoughtful and sensitive approach to the spaces we inhabit, and how these function in our everyday lives.



Essay
Sei Shonagon, or Ariadne - Architecture in the Metropolis
Arata Isozaki
 
Platform (1987~1988)
Platform II (1988~1990)
Platform III (1989~1990)
Saishunkan Seiyaku Woman's Dormitory(1990~1991)
N-House (1990~1992)
Villa in the Forest (1992~1994)
Y-House (1993~1994)
Housing Studies (1994~1995)
Gifu Kitagata Apartment Sejima Wing (1994~2000)
S-House (1995~1996) SANAA
M-House (1996~1997) SANAA
small house (1999~2000)
One hundred thousand (2000) SANAA
Plum Grove House (2001~2003)
Seijo Townhouse (2005~2007)
Okurayama Apartments (2006~2008)
Flower House (2006~) SANAA
Paris Apartments (2007~) SANAA
Shakujii Apartments (2009~2011) SANAA
Villa in Hayama (2007~2010)
Tsuchihashi House (2009~2011)
House in Dangozaka (2011~2014)
Kyoto Apartments (2010 ~ 2013)
Miyatojima Project (2011~ 2012) SANAA
Home-for-all (2011~)
House in Nanjing (2004~) SANAA
House in Quebradas (2012~)
House+Courtyard (2014~) SANAA
Inujima Project (2007~)
 
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