In her lecture concerning materiality and meaning in contemporary Japanese architecture, Dana Buntrock introduced two predominant schools of thought in Japanese design. The “white school” values an architecture designed to be of an age, and is influenced by state of the art technologic processes. Buntrock listed Toyo Ito as exemplary of white school architecture. Conversely, the “red school” values an architecture designed to age, and is concerned with an evolution of traditional artisanship and exaltation in physical experience. The architecture of Fujimori is more indicative of the red school. In the spectrum between red to white, Buntrock noted a group which she considers the “pink school” consisting of architects like Tadao Ando and Kengo Kumo.
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