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Yoshio Taniguchi and Associates : Architects
Contemporary Japanese Architect Practice: Tokyo Design Studio Info
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Yoshio Taniguchi Buildings
Key design by this Japanese architect: Museum of Modern Art in New York City – Expansion, Renovation & Modernization, with KPF.
Three major building by the architecture firm:
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Novartis HQ, Basel, Switzerland
photo : building owner
Novartis HQ Basel Building
The St. Johann site of Novartis has developed into a highly regarded workplace as a result of the Campus Project. There is a wide range of buildings designed by celebrated contemporary architecture studios from around the world.
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Horyuji Building, Tokyo, Japan
photograph © Robert Day
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Yoshio Taniguchi – Key Projects
Featured Building:
Museum of Modern Art – MoMA 11 W. 53rd St, Midtown, New York City, NY, USA
Date built: 2004
redevelopment: Yoshio Taniguchi; Executive architect: KPF Architecture
MoMA New York photo: Andrew McRae
MoMA New York building by Yoshio Taniguchi
Architecture competition win in 1997 to redesign the Museum of Modern Art, beating nine other internationally renowned architects. This was the first commission outside of Japan by this celebrated Japanese architectural firm.
The 630,000 sqft renovation, rebuilding and expansion project: a new through-block entry connecting 53rd and 54th Streets reinforces the Museum’s integration within its urban context. Galleries are vertically organized around a central atrium space, each a separate museum within a museum.
Asia Society Texas Center, Houston, Texas, USA
Date built: –
$40 m building project in Houston’s museum district.
Major Architectural Projects by architect Yoshio Taniguchi, alphabetical:
The Gallery of Horyuji Treasures, Tokyo National Museum, Japan
Date built: 1999
Higashiyama Kaii Gallery, Nagano City, Japan
Date built: 1990
Marugame Genichiro Inokuma Museum, Japan
Date built: 1991
Nagano Prefectural Museum, Nagano City, Japan
Date built: –
The Nagano Prefectural Shinano Art Museum (Nagano-ken Shinano Bijutsukan) stages rotating exhibitions of fine art with different themes. The respective art works are done mostly by artists who were born in or related to Nagano Prefecture or depict beautiful local scenery.
Tokyo Club building, Tokyo, Japan
Date built: 2005
Toyota Municipal Museum of Art, Japan
Date built: 1995
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Location: Tokyo, Japan, eastern Asia
Yoshio Taniguchi and Associates – Practice Information
The architect was born in Tokyo, Japan, in 1937.
His architect studio is also based in Tokyo, Japan
He is the son of architect Yoshiro Taniguchu.
Education
Keio University – Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering
1960
Harvard University – Master of Architecture, Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA, USA
1964
Career
Worked for famous Modernist architect Walter Gropius (based in USA)
1964
Kenzo Tange Studio, Japan
1964-72
Taniguchi, Takamiya and Associates
1975-79
Taniguchi and Associates
1979-
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Contemporary Architecture in Japan – architectural selection below:
Meeting Place of Forest, Nara
Architect: Tetsuo Kobori Architects
photo © Tomoyuki Kusunose
MORI no KAISHO, Meeting Place of Forest, Nara, Japan
See Sea Park, Ohi-town, Ohi-gun, Fukui Prefecture
Architecture: Osamu Morishita Architect and Associates
photo : Tomoki Hahakura
See Sea Park, Fukui, Japan commercial buildings
Kasho Gyoen Hotel Accommodation, Minami-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, northern Japan
Architects: Hiramoto Design Studio
photography: Koji Fujii / Nacása&Partners Inc
Kasho Gyoen Hotel in Hokkaido
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Contemporary Building Designs – recent architectural selection from e-architect below:
Buildings / photos for the Yoshio Taniguchi architect page welcome.
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