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DESCRIPTION:In our climate-shifting world\, the traditional Japanese notion
  of mediating between interior and exterior has re-emerged as an essential
  concern for contemporary architects. Rome Prize-winning architects&nbsp\;
 <strong>Rachely Rotem</strong>&nbsp\;and&nbsp\;<strong>Phu Hoang</strong>\
 , of architectural firm MODU\, explore this dynamic in their own weather-c
 entric projects. Funded by the NEA and US-Japan Creative Artists Program\,
  Rotem and Hoang visited Japan to research the role of weather in the conc
 eption of architectural space. At this talk\, they will reveal their disco
 veries\, from their own first-hand experience of climate change to their i
 nterviews with five generations of Japanese architects including Kengo Kum
 a\, Fumihiko Maki and Ryue Nishizawa.&nbsp\;\n<em>Followed by a reception.
 </em>&nbsp\;\n<strong>Tickets:</strong>&nbsp\;$15/$12 members\, seniors &a
 mp\; students&nbsp\;\nFor more information\, please visit:&nbsp\;<a href="
 https://www.japansociety.org/event/inside-outoutside-in-second-nature-in-j
 apanese-architecture">https://www.japansociety.org/event/inside-outoutside
 -in-second-nature-in-japanese-architecture</a>
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SUMMARY:Inside Out/Outside In: Second Nature in Japanese Architecture
URL:/en/events/2019/01/31/inside-outoutside-in-second-nature-in-japanese-a/
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