Junya Ishigami, "Recent Work"

Japanese architect Junya Ishigami will discuss his recent works. *Most of the lecture will be delivered in English, but some pieces may be translated from Japanese. With live webcast.
There will be a table set up before and after the lecture where we will be accepting donations for the Japanese Red Cross.
This lecture is part of the series "A New Innocence: Emerging Trends in Japanese Architecture" sponsored by the Dean's Office and made possible with the support of Harvard University Asia Center.
3/22/11

[@MoonCresent]

thank you, thank you, thank you! this has given me greater understanding of his architecture, hopefully Ill be able to see another of his lectures :) He is just awesome :)

[@parisgala88]

the column space workshop was my favourite!! there's always that one person that walks in between the narrowest of column spacings :D

[@yyyeeeaaahhh5058]

36:38 is so neat!!

[@saschacrocker]

square ballon project is sublime, and profoundly challenges my definitions both 'of' and 'within' architecture.

[@toesinbakedclay1228]

magnificent

[@goosedcreativity12]

your ahead of me here

[@fmaspoli]

thanks for sharing this lecture. amazing projects. his english is torture.

[@eligevivir7]

i love the teacher he looks like tears for fears vocalist

[@sebastiangiachetti557]

Columns forest simulation Is interesant proposition 😙

[@Nicole-lh1sj]

artificial and natural space

[@braininahat]

A 7:38 minute introduction. For shame.