Architecture & animés : modernisme vs ruines (Akira/Eva/Blame)

De Neo-Tokyo à Tokyo-3, jusqu’à Blame! : comment les animés pensent la ville entre modernisme et ruines. Analyse visuelle, références archi, exemples clés.

【香川】丹下健三設計「船の体育館」取り壊しが決まっている香川の文化遺産をホテルに – [Kagawa] Kenzo Tange’s ‘Boat Gymnasium.’ A cultural heritage site in Kagawa that is scheduled for demolition will be converted into a hotel. | 物語を届けるしごと

【香川】丹下健三設計「船の体育館」取り壊しが決まっている香川の文化遺産をホテルに – [Kagawa] Kenzo Tange’s ‘Boat Gymnasium.’ A cultural heritage site in Kagawa that is scheduled for demolition will be converted into a hotel. | 物語を届けるしごと

Tokyo Unique Architecture by Kenzo Tange | Fuji TV Building

Tokyo Unique Architecture by Kenzo Tange | Fuji TV BuildingWe invite you to explore the most unique and one-of-a-kind buildings of Tokyo. The first place that we are going to explore is Odaiba with its extraordinary landmark - Fuji Broadcasting Center designed by Kenzo Tange - the architect who revolutionized Japanese tradition. “A spaceship that lands on the Tokyo bay.” #architecture #tokyo #travel

An Architectural Journey Through Tokyo, the Never-Ending City

Yoyogi National Gymnasium / Kenzo Tange (1964). Image © Eron Costin Share ShareFacebookTwitterMailPinterestWhatsappOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/1029375/an-architectural-journey-through-tokyo-the-never-ending-cityTokyo is never-ending. It is a city made up of many cities, where everything is superlative and encounters with overwhelming scale are constant. For those visiting for the first time, the cultural shock is striking. Everything is extremely clean despite the absence of public trash bins, there's a strong impression of zero violence, and society seems to follow strict disciplinary codes to the letter. There’s a sense that human relationships and individual feelings are set aside in favor of the collective, with all the benefits and drawbacks that

Kagawa Prefectural Government Office | Tange Associates

丹下都市建築設計の事例紹介：Kagawa Prefectural Government Office

Ten minutes of Tourism in Downtown Takamatsu

This morning, I was in downtown Takamatsu, near the Prefectural Building. It's a part of town that I often pass through, usually by car, sometimes by bicycle, but I almost never walk there. So today, for a dozen minutes, I became a tourist again and "visited" it. Pictured above is

Ten minutes of Tourism in Downtown Takamatsu

This morning, I was in downtown Takamatsu, near the Prefectural Building. It's a part of town that I often pass through, usually by car, sometimes by bicycle, but I almost never walk there. So today, for a dozen minutes, I became a tourist again and "visited" it. Pictured above is