Terunobu Fujimori (Architectural Historian, Architect)
Born 1946 in Nagano, Japan. Completed a doctorate at the University of Tokyo (UTokyo). Served as a professor in the Institute of Industrial Science at UTokyo and at Kogakuin University. Currently a professor emeritus of UTokyo, a specially appointed professor of Kogakuin University, and the director of the Edo-Tokyo Museum.
Began designing buildings at age 45. Has authored numerous publications related to architectural history, architectural investigation, and architectural design.
Recent publications include Arata Isozaki and Terunobu Fujimoriʼs Discussions on Tea-House Architecture (Rikuyosha) and Western-Style Architecture of Modern Japan (Chikumashobo).
Has designed many history museums, art museums, houses, and tea houses. Recent works include the Grass Roof and Copper Roof (Taneya Main Shop and Headquarters, Omihachiman)
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Terunobu Fujimori’s One Hundred Windows
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007: The Shōji of the Rinshunkaku01 Feb 2024
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006: The Shitomi of the Kondo Hall at Ninnaji Temple12 Sep 2023
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The Katōmado of the Shizutani School Auditorium: An Un-Japanese Japanese Window05 Jul 2023
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The French Windows of the Glover House:
Arrivals from India20 Feb 2023
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Terunobu Fujimori | 003: The Vertical Sliding Windows of the Public Speaking Hall (Mita Enzetsukan)
24 Aug 2022
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Terunobu Fujimori| 002: The Diverse Openings of the Yosuitei’s Thirteen-Window Tearoom
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001: The Advent of Magical Light-Transmitting Surfaces, Glass Doors of the Hirano Residence09 Dec 2021
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“Holes”15 Jun 2021