World Architecture 1900-2000

by Frampton, Kenneth

• ISBN13: 9783211832929
• ISBN10: 3211832920
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2001-03-01
• Publisher: Princeton Architectural Pr

Summary

World Architecture records the major architectural contributions made in all regions of the world to the development of human culture. Grouped into 10 geographical regions and representing five twenty-year-periods, the buildings have been selected by approximately 80 eminent international architectural critics. Each volume contains 100 buildings from one particular region, each object accompanied by an analytical text as well as by drawings and photographs. Introduction essays by the general editor, Kenneth Frampton, and the editor(s) of each volume complete the survey. The series comprises 10 volumes. The books are handsome, linen-bound and stitched, generously formatted (21,5 x 28,5 cm/8,4 x 11 inches) and contain approx. 300 pages and 400 colour prints each. This unique project gives the most precise and authoritative description of 1000 of the century's most notable buildings. Countries: China (incl. Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao), Japan, Korea (North and South), Mongolia.

Table of Contents

Complimentary Remarks by Sara Topelson de Grinberg, Past President of the International Union of Architects (UIA)	xi
Complimentary Remarks by Vassilis Sgoutas, President of the International Union of Architects (UIA)	xii
Complimentary Remarks by Ye Rutang, President of the Architectural Society of China (ASC) -- A Record of 20th Century World Architecture	xiii
General Introduction	xiv
Kenneth Frampton
Introductory Essay: East Asian Architecture of the 20th Century	xvii
Preface: East Asian Architecture of the 20th Century
Guan Zhaoye
Wu Yaodong
20th-Century Architecture of China-I: Mainland
Zhou Denong
20th-Century Architecture of China-II: Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macao
David Lung
Weijen Wang
20th-Century Architecture of Japan
Hiroyoki Suzuki
20th-Century Architecture of Korea
Kim Hong Sik
Selected Buildings (in chronological order of the years of completion)	1	(235)
1900--1919
Myongdong Church, 1900, Seoul, ROK, arch. Father Kost	4	(2)
Aomori Bank Memorial Hall, 1904, Aomori, Japan, arch. Sakichi Horie	6	(2)
German Governor's Mansion, 1907, Qingdao, China, arch. Strasser and Mahlke	8	(2)
Kaitou Kaku, 1908, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Josiah Condor	10	(2)
Nara Hotel, 1909, Nara, Japan, arch. Kingo Tatsuno and Yasushi Kataoka	12	(2)
Akasaka Imperial Villa, State Guest House, 1909, Akasaka, Japan, arch. Toukuma Katayama	14	(2)
Sokchojun in Duksoogung Palace, 1900-1910, Seoul, ROK, arch. G. R. Harding	16	(2)
Ganghwa Catholic Church, 1900-1910, Ganghwa, ROK, arch. Unknown	18	(2)
Mitsui & Co. Ltd Yokohama Office, 1911, Yokohama, Japan, arch. Oto Endo and Yunosuhe Sakai	20	(2)
Tokyo Station, 1914, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Kingo Tatsuno	22	(2)
Shikumen-Type Housing in Yuyang Lane, 1914, Shanghai, China, arch. Unknown	24	(2)
Governor's Office, 1919, Taipei, Taiwan, China, arch. Nagano Uhezi	26	(4)
1920--1939
Imperial Hotel, 1923, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Frank Lloyd Wright	30	(2)
Central Telegraph Office, 1925, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Mamoru Yamada	32	(2)
Yenching University, 1926, Beijing, China, arch. Henry William Murphy	34	(2)
Cho Chiku Kyo, 1927, Kyoto, Japan, arch. Kojii Fujii	36	(2)
Dr. Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, 1929, Nanjing, China, arch. Lu Yanzhi	38	(2)
Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial, 1931, Guangzhou, China, arch. Lu Yanzhi and Lin Keming	40	(2)
Nishi-Hongannji Temple, Tsukiji Branch, 1934, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Chuta Ito	42	(2)
Open-Air Music Stage, 1932, Nanjing, China, arch. Yang Tingbao	44	(2)
West Nanjing Road Buildings, 1933-1934, Shanghai, China, arch. Ladislaus Hudec et al.	46	(4)
Main Building of the Bo-Sung Special Universty, 1934, Seoul, ROK, arch. Park Dongjin	50	(2)
Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, 1935, Hong Kong. China, arch. Palmer and Turner	52	(2)
Seoul City Assembly, 1935, Seoul, ROK, arch. Lee Cheonseung	54	(2)
Tsuchiura Residence, 1935, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Kameki Tsuchiura	56	(2)
The Bund (Waitan) Buildings, 1906-1936, Shanghai, China, arch. Palmer & Turner, Lu Qianshou, et al.	58	(4)
The Moller Mansion, 1936, Shanghai, China, arch. Unknown	62	(2)
Dalian Railway Station, 1937, Dalian, China, arch. Tada Sataro	64	(2)
Tokyo National Museum, 1937, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Hitoshi Watanabe	66	(2)
St. Mary's Church, 1937, Hong Kong, China, arch. I. N. Chau	68	(2)
Taipei Telephone Office, 1938, Taipei, Taiwan, China, arch. Construction Section, Ministry of Communication	70	(4)
1940--1959
Iwakuni Choko Kan, 1945, Yamaguchi, Japan, arch. Takeo Sato	74	(2)
Central Museum of Liberation, 1948, Pyongyang, DPRK, arch. Kim Diji Hang	76	(2)
Railway Station, 1950, Pyongyang, DPRK, arch. Unhnown	78	(2)
Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura, 1951, Kanagawa, Japan, arch. Junzo Sakakura	80	(2)
Beijing Children's Hospital, 1954, Beijing, China, arch. Leon Hua and Fu Yitong	82	(2)
Hiroshima World Peace Memorial Cathedral, 1954, Hiroshima, Japan, arch. Togo Murano	84	(2)
Hiroshima Peace Center, 1955, Hiroshima, Japan, arch. Kenzo Tange and Isamu Noguchi	86	(2)
Factory #2 of Chichibu Cement Co., 1956, Chichibu, Japan, arch. Yoshiro Taniguchi/Nikken Sekkei Ltd.	88	(2)
Telegraph Building, 1958, Beijing, China, arch. Lin Leyi	90	(2)
Sky House - Kikutake Residence, 1958, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Kiyonori Kikutake	92	(2)
The Great Hall of the People, 1959, Beijing, China, arch. Zhang Bo and Zhao Dongri	94	(4)
The Cultural Palace of Nationalities, 1959, Beijing, China, arch. Zhang Bo et al.	98	(4)
1960--1979
Tokyo Metropolitan Festival Hall, 1961, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Kunio Maekawa	102	(2)
French Embassy, 1959-1961, Seoul, ROK, arch. Kim Chungup	104	(2)
Campus Planning and Luce Church of Dung Hai University, 1955-63, Taichong, Taiwan, China, arch. I.M. Pei, C.K. Chen and Chao-kang Chang	106	(2)
The National Gymnasiums for the 1964 Olympic Games, 1964, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Kenzo Tange	108	(2)
Palance-Side Building, 1966, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Shoji Hayashi and Nikken Sekkei Ltd.	110	(2)
Jimei School Village, 1910s-1968, Xiamen, China, arch. Tan Kah Kee et al.	112	(2)
Hillside Terrace Apartments, 1969, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Fumihiko Maki	114	(2)
Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, 1972, Taipei, Taiwan, China, arch. Dahong Wang and Associates	116	(2)
Nakagin Capsule Tower Building, 1972, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Kisho Kurokawa	118	(2)
Monk Jianzhen Memorial Hall, 1973, Yangzhou, China, arch. Liang Sicheng and Zhang Zhizhong	120	(2)
Mineral Springs Guest House, Guangzhou, China, 1974, arch. Mo Bozhi	122	(2)
Gen-an, 1975, Aichi, Japan, arch. Osamu Ishiyama	124	(2)
Row House, Sumiyoshi-Azuma House, 1976, Osaka, Japan, arch. Tadao Ando	126	(2)
Hong Kong Art Center, 1977, Hong Kong, China, arch. Taoho Design Arclitects	128	(2)
Masan Catholic Church, 1976-1979, Masan, ROK, arch. Kim Swoogeun	130	(4)
1980--1999
Cheju Museum of Folk Customs and Natural History, 1975-1980, Cheju, ROK, arch. Kim Hong Sik	134	(2)
Hanil Bank Headquarters, 1977-1981, Seoul, ROK, arch. Yoon Seungjoong	136	(2)
Fragrance Hill Hotel, 1981, Beijing, China, arch. leoh Ming Pei + BADI	138	(2)
People's Cultural Palace, 1981, Pyongyang, DPRK, arch. Ham Yi-yuen	140	(2)
Nago City Hall, 1982, Nago, Japan, arch. Team Zoo	142	(2)
Tsukuba Center Building, 1983, Tsukuba, Japan, arch. Arata Isozaki	144	(4)
White Swan Hotel, 1983, Guangzhou, China, arch. She Jinan and Mo Bozhi	148	(2)
Wuyi Villa, 1983, Fujian, China, arch. Qi Kang, Lai Jukui and Yang Zisheng	150	(2)
The National Noh Theater, 1983, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Hiroshi Ohe	152	(2)
Korea Hotel, 1985, Pyongyang, DPRK, arch. Unknown	154	(2)
Headquarters of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, 1982-1986, Hong Kong, China, arch.Norman Foster and Associates	156	(4)
Queli Guest House, 1986, Qufu, China, arch. Dai Nianci and Fu Xiurong	160	(2)
National Musuem of Contemporary Art, 1984-1986, Gwachun, ROK, arch. Kim Taesoo and Kim Insuk	162	(2)
Olympic Athletes and Reporters Apartments, 1986-1988, Seoul, ROK, arch. Woo Gyuseun and Hwang Ilin	164	(2)
The New Beijing Library, 1989, Beijing, China, arch. Yang Yun, Zhai Zhongfan and Hwang Kewu	166	(2)
Bank of China Tower, 1989, Hong Kong, China, arch. leoh Ming Pei	168	(4)
J. S. Building, 1989, Seoul, ROK, arch. Cho Gunyoung	172	(2)
May 1st Acrobatic Stadium, 1989, Pyongyang, DPRK, arch. Se Jai Hi and Se Sang Ho	174	(2)
Olympic Sports Center, 1989, Beijing, China, arch. Ma Guoxin and BADI	176	(4)
Gallery Bing, 1989-1990, Seoul, ROK, arch. Kim Won	180	(2)
Hong Kuo Business Tower, 1990, Taipei, Taiwan, China, arch. C. Y. Lee and Associates	182	(2)
The New Tsinghua University Library, 1991, Beijing, China, arch. Guan Zhaoye and Ye Maoxu	184	(2)
Citibank Plaza, 1992, Hong Kong, China, arch. Rocco Design Ltd.	186	(2)
Amber Hill Villa (Huposhanzhuang) Residential Quarter, 1992, Hefei, China, arch. UREH of Hefei	188	(2)
The Museum of the Nanyue King Mausoleum of the West Han Dynasty, 1993, Guangzhou, China, arch. Mo Bozhi and He Jingtang	190	(2)
Fire Station, 1993, Macao, China, arch. Helena Pinto	192	(2)
Shin Umeda City, Umeda Sky Building, 1993, Osaka, Japan, arch. Hiroshi Hara	194	(4)
New Courtyard Housing in Juer Hutong, 1994, Beijing, China, arch. Wu Liangyong et al.	198	(2)
Kansai International Airport, Passenger Terminal Building, Osaka, Japan, 1994, Osaka, arch. Renzo Piano and Noriaki Okabe	200	(4)
No. 1 Dining Hall of Dong Hua University, 1993-1995, Hualian, Taiwan, China, arch. Kris Yao and Artech Inc. and Architects Collaborative Inc.	204	(2)
Shanghai Museum, 1995, Shanghai, China, arch. Xing Tonghe and Teng Dian	206	(2)
Barunson Center, 1995, Seoul, ROK, arch. Lee Jongho and Yoang Namchui	208	(2)
Tokyo Kasai Rinkai Park View-Point Visitors Center 1995, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Yoshio Taniguchi	210	(2)
St. Paulo Cathedral Museum, 1996, Macao, China, arch. Concorcio MV/Grapes-Joao Luis Carrilho da Graca and Manuel Vicente	212	(2)
Multimedia Workshop, 1996, Gifu, Japan, arch. Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa	214	(2)
Shanghai Municipal Sports Center, 1974-1997, Shanghai, China, arch. Wei Dunshang and Wang Dinzheng	216	(2)
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center Extension, 1997, Hong Kong, China, arch. Wong & Ouyang (HK) Ltd. and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill	218	(4)
Nira House, 1997, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Terunobu Fujimori	222	(2)
Shanghai Grand Theater, 1998, Shanghai, China, arch. Jean-Marie Charpentier + ECADI	224	(2)
Ardyn Bank, 1998, Ulan Bator, Mongolia, arch. Titem Co. Ltd.	226	(2)
Building Complex in the Lujiazhui Finance and Trade District of the New Pudong Development Region, 1995-1998, Shanghai, China, arch. SUPDI, ECADI, SOM, WZMH et al.	228	(4)
Hong Kong International Airport-Passenger Terminal Building, 1998-1999, Hong Kong, China, arch. Foster and Partners	232	(4)
Nominator's Statements	236	(7)
Fu Kecheng
Kim Hong Sik and team
David Lung
Ma Guoxin
Koichi Nagashima and team
Voting Summary	243	(3)
General Bibliography	246	(4)
Index	250