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tokyo and its exposed concrete

When I lived in Tokyo, everywhere I went it seemed there were buildings with plain concrete facades. At first, in 1999, I thought they actually looked pretty cool and trendy, like a Comme des Garçons store from the 80's with the insides out. But after a while, they just started looking like, well, concrete.

Jean Snow gets to the bottom of this on NéoJaponisme in an interview with Keiji Ashizawa.

Posted by Roddy Schrock on December 14, 2007 11:55 AM | Permalink

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thanks! interesting post

Posted by: rory | December 23, 2007 11:22 AM

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