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Mode Gakuen Spiral Towers, near Nagoya Station, is home to 3 schools: Nagoya Mode Gakuen, HAL & Nagoya Isen. There are commercial facilities in the basement. It was designed by the architectural firm run by Kenzo Tenge's son. Mode Gakuen Spiral Towers, near Nagoya Station, is home to 3 schools: Nagoya Mode Gakuen, HAL & Nagoya Isen. There are commercial facilities in the basement. It was designed by Tange Associates, the architectural firm run by Kenzo Tange's son.

2x2 screen wall with roof overhang.

It's a pity the photograph doesn't show what the weather was like. We were blown off our feet walking across the bridge to get to Renzo Piano's building, which is a hundred times as impressive in reality.

Nagoya City Art Museum designed by architect Kisho Kurokawa is located in Shirakawa Park.

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snapshotlondon/Jonathan Reed

Modern Architecture, Skyscrapers, Jersey City, New Jersey

Mode Gakuen Spiral Towers, near Nagoya Station, is home to 3 schools: Nagoya Mode Gakuen, HAL & Nagoya Isen. There are commercial facilities in the basement. It was designed by the architectural firm run by Kenzo Tenge's son. Mode Gakuen Spiral Towers, near Nagoya Station, is home to 3 schools: Nagoya Mode Gakuen, HAL & Nagoya Isen. There are commercial facilities in the basement. It was designed by Tange Associates, the architectural firm run by Kenzo Tange's son.

The spiral exit ramp, which no longer looks like this thanks to VIA. There's now a "welcome to Ottawa" sign in the middle of the spiral, executed in VIA's nondescript and unappealing blue, gray, and yellow graphic language.

This 6800 square foot custom steel home is a testament to modern and contemporary architecture. Situated in the hills above Napa Valley, the owners demanded a thermally efficient, durable home that was also visually appealing.

www.ecosteel.com

Modern Architecture, Midtown East, New York City

from the Philadelphia Chapter of The Society of Architectural Historians Study Tour, 11Oct08

Guatemala City. Modern art on the side of a building.

London, Serpentine Gallery

The Great Fire gave London a unique chance to redevelop some wonderful buildings. The closure of the docks and other riverside industrial sites has given another great opportunity which IMHO has been squandered. These monstrosities are within sight of Westminster

Ron Cook Hub, University of York

Keltenmuseum Glauberg

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