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The 'Kuma. Complete Works 1988–Today' monograph provides a definitive survey of Japanese architect Kengo Kuma's career, spanning 460 pages across an XXL-sized format. Printed on two different paper stocks, it features around 500 illustrations including photographs, sketches, and architectural plans. The content covers Kuma's approach to tactile architecture, with a focus on engaging surfaces, innovative structures, and fluid forms. This is a numbered first printing, limited to 5,000 copies.
The first printing of 5,000 numbered copies, Taschen's 'Kuma. Complete Works 1988–Today' is a definitive survey of the architect’s oeuvre and guides readers through the entire career of the Japanese architect to date. Spanning 460 pages and printed on two different paper stocks, the XXL-sized monograph features around 500 illustrations that include photographs, sketches and plans, alongside an overview of the designer's approach of a new kind of tactile architecture that is marked by its engaging surfaces, innovative structures and fluid forms.
