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DESCRIPTION:Imagine a tower-like dwelling made of tiny\, triangular rooms s
 tacked one above another—or a home with 18 rooms\, each barely bigger th
 an the furniture it holds. Since the end of World War II\, Japanese archit
 ects have produced some of the most exceptional homes in the world. <em>T
 he Japanese House Since 1945</em>\,<strong> a new book </strong>by archi
 tect <strong>Naomi Pollock</strong>\, presents the most compelling exampl
 es of these exceptional homes and highlights key developments in form\, or
 ganization\, material\, architectural expression and family living for ove
 r eight decades. At this talk\, the author will discuss a selection of the
  homes featured in her book. Moderated by <strong>Yoko Kawai</strong>\, l
 ecturer at Yale School of Architecture and co-founder of Mirai Work Space.
  <em>Followed by a book sale and signing.</em>\n\nPhotograph by: Shinjiro
  Yamada
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SUMMARY:Exceptional Japanese Houses: Residential Design from 1945 to the Pr
 esent
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