A magazine edited by Kunio Maekawa. Kunio Maekawa was Kenzo Tange's mentor and was known as the ``General of the Robbers'' for his insistence on modern design during the militaristic era. This 1948 magazine contains articles by many architects and theorists, detailing their reflections on architecture and urban planning in postwar Japan. Some articles of the time were pioneering and had an important influence on Japan's urban landscape. Authors include Sori Yanagi, who was on the rise at the time. This book is a valuable historical document in the architectural world, Japanese is the main language, and the binding staples are damaged, so care must be taken, but there are no missing pages. Please be careful when purchasing.
