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The Pritzker Prize in 2013, known as the "Nobel" of architecture, awarded to the architect th Toyo Ito, who is the sixth Japanese to win the Pritzker Prize. The 71chronos th Ito was distinguished for creative designs and the 'timeless' of buildings, as the jury said. Through its design, the Ito seeks to combine the physical and the virtual, the harmony between man and nature.
The Tod's store in Tokyo has emerged beyond commercial milestone in an architectural masterpiece. Modern, attractive and highly th functional, the building is composed externally in a way that is reminiscent of the shadows created by the branches of trees.
Inspired by the shapes of trees that adorn the main street where the shop, the Toyo Ito outlines the natural th element and recreates the architectural creation. The architect managed to create, in the center of Tokyo, a forest of glass and cement, organized architectural through branched structures, while at night with light permeates the city streets.
O audiovisual library is located on a street of Tokyo feature for rows of. It combines a library, archive of audiovisual material, gallery and cinema. The clear view allows it to be visible from the street th everything that happens inside. th
The seven-storey building seems to hover in space. Thirteen steel pillars in the form of lattice, vertically penetrate the building. These structural support elements like tree trunks in the forest, make the floors of the building look as if suspended.
It can be designed before about 20 years and has maintained intact th until today the innovative and modern character. th The betonenios This tower was built in the 60s as a water tank, in order to serve the air conditioning of the shopping center, located just below. The Toyo Ito dared to transform this anonymous monolithic volume in a spectacular element.
Creating a lighting system controlled digitally, the Tower became one of light architecture show: the intensity of the noise from the traffic, the orientation and the wind speed are "electrical impulses" to the Tower. The masterpiece of Toyo Ito becomes a powerful symbol of the region, as it is the first time that an architectural project "hear" the sound of the city, "collect" th information, filters and displays with light emissions.
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