The Japanese House Since 1945 [Hardcover]

A complete sourcebook revealing the evolution of the Japanese modern dwelling during eight decades that transformed Japan. This book examining Japanese residential architecture?in detail from 1945 onwards can be said to be a realistic history of post-war Japanese society, as seen through?the filter of architectural design... The chain of creativity that began in the architectural world of post-war Japan?remains unbrokenthis book conveys that sense of hope. Fascinating& [Captures] beautiful images of some of the countrys most innovative homes, as well as architectural drawings, resident interviews, and descriptions of the circumstances surrounding their construction.? Excellent... Traces the evolution of single-family houses across eight decades, focusing as much on the people who live(d) in the houses than the architects who designed them... [Naomi Pollock's] most important and best book to date... Compelling and vivid.