Shinkenchiku (January 1983 Special Issue): Methods of Sukiya Architecture

Sukiya architecture, originating from tea house design, embodies a refined synthesis of Japanese tradition and aesthetics, significantly influencing subsequent residential architecture. This special issue provides a comprehensive examination of the historical background, design principles, and representative examples of Sukiya architecture. With rich imagery and professional analysis, it explores how this architectural style manifests simplicity, harmony with nature, and exquisite craftsmanship.

Publishing New Architecture Company

issue  1983

Page count: 220

size 300×220mm