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Built Form

Architecture and the built environment. Form, repetition, and the way light moves across a facade through the day.

Author: Kenji Watanabe
Location: Osaka, Japan
Plates: 22

A

Facades

Elevated view over a dense city of terracotta rooftops at sunset — A.01

Angular black and white facade of layered concrete and glass seen from below — A.02

Repeating concrete window frames running along a modernist facade — A.03

White cubic modernist house with sharp shadows under a blue sky — A.04

Corner of a white modernist apartment block against a clear sky — A.05

Layered honeycomb facade of a museum photographed from below — A.06

Dark modern apartment block with copper panels seen from below — A.07

Black and white brutalist tower photographed from directly below — A.08

Slender concrete tower standing against a deep teal sky — A.09

Concrete and timber building corner against a pale blue sky — A.10

Glass tower mirrored against a white sky, seen from below — A.11

B

Interiors

Lit staircase framed by a dark curved entrance in a modern building — B.01

Sweeping white curve and lit handrail above a dark interior staircase — B.02

Spiral staircase seen from directly above, coiling around a circle of greenery — B.03

Curved concrete stair sweeping through a bare gallery interior — B.04

Narrow concrete staircase rising between two walls towards an overcast sky — B.05

Wide stone steps and a tiled wall in raking afternoon sunlight — B.06

Warm toned spiral ramp curving around an oval void — B.07

C

Details

Faceted white wall panels catching low angled sunlight — C.01

Curved glass and steel grid of a domed roof against a white sky — C.02

Repeating angled concrete fins casting hard diagonal shadows — C.03

Black and white study of interlocking concrete blocks in raking light — C.04

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