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HOUSE OF PLASTIC

The designs of Japanese architect Kengo Kuma critically engage the materiality of architecture in order to challenge its usual meanings, and in so doing, to thwart the emergence of architecture as an object. As he has shown in many of his projects, Kuma is determined to 'dissolve' the materials that he uses, or to choose materials that are less substantial, stating, 'If materials are thoroughly particlized, they are transient, like rainbows.'

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