Von Notunterkünften im Baukastensystem über minimalistische Stadthäuser oder eine Kathedrale aus Karton bis zu Ausstellungsräumen aus Containern und dem Centre Pompidou in Metz – der mit dem Pritzker-Preis ausgezeichnete Architekt Shigeru Ban ist ein Mann mit vielen Talenten und hat sich durch seinen innovativen Umgang mit Materialien ebenso einen Namen gemacht wie durch sein humanitäres Engagement in den Katastrophengebieten von Ruanda, der Türkei, auf den Philippinen und andernorts.
Über Japans Grenzen hinaus berühmt geworden ist er durch sein Interesse an ungewöhnlichen Baumaterialien wie Papier und Pappe, die er etwa beim Trennwandsystem für die Opfer des großen Erdbebens 2011 in Japan oder beim japanischen Pavillon auf der Expo 2000 in Hannover eingesetzt hat.
Diese in Zusammenarbeit mit Shigeru Ban entstandene Monografie zeichnet seine Karriere nach, zeigt eine große Auswahl seiner realisierten Bauten und macht deutlich, warum er zu den wichtigsten Architekten unserer Zeit zählt.
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Shigeru Ban (geboren in Tokyo 1957) studierte am Southern California Institute of Architecture und machte seinen Abschluss an der Cooper Union School of Architecture in New York. 2014 gewann er den Pritzker-Preis. Er lebt und arbeitet in Tokyo, Paris und New York.
Philip Jodidio studierte Kunstgeschichte und Wirtschaftswissenschaften in Harvard und war über zwei Jahrzehnte lang Chefredakteur der französischen Kunstzeitschrift Connaissance des Arts. Zu seinen Veröffentlichungen bei TASCHEN gehören die Reihe Homes for Our Time sowie Monografien über zahlreiche bedeutende Architekten, darunter Norman Foster, Tadao Ando, Renzo Piano, Jean Nouvel und Zaha Hadid.
Shigeru Ban (geboren in Tokyo 1957) studierte am Southern California Institute of Architecture und machte seinen Abschluss an der Cooper Union School of Architecture in New York. 2014 gewann er den Pritzker-Preis. Er lebt und arbeitet in Tokyo, Paris und New York.
From a cardboard cathedral to emergency shelters in paper tubing, Pritzker Prize-winning architect Shigeru Ban has made his name with a restlessly inventive response to material and situation. This book presents the architect's most important projects to date and introduces a career defined by exploration, poetic expression, and humanitarian action.
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