Author: Wasmuth Ernst
Place: London
Publisher: The Architectural Press Ltd
Year: 1960
Pages: 180
Source: Donated by Charles Correa
Subject: Architecture
Sub-Subject: Modern Archtiecture
Keyword: Architectural History, Japnese Artchitecture
Classification: 724
Shelf: C3R5
Accession No: B273
Contents: I- Fundamentals II- Problems and Solutions III- Architects Complete list of abbreviations on floor plans Measure Plates
Abstract: This work examines the development of *New Japanese Architecture*, focusing on its core principles, key challenges, and innovative solutions. It outlines fundamental design elements such as minimalism, harmony with nature, and the blend of tradition with modernity. Urban issues like limited space, sustainability, and disaster resilience are discussed alongside adaptive architectural strategies. Prominent architects are profiled, showcasing their contributions and design philosophies. Supporting materials include a full list of floor plan abbreviations, standard measurements, and illustrative plates. Together, these elements offer a concise yet comprehensive overview of the technical, cultural, and aesthetic aspects shaping contemporary Japanese architecture.