Tadao Ando: “Confronting nature”
In the April editorial, guest editor Tadao Ando looks at the history of the built environment and its interaction with the natural environment.
Guest Editor 2021
Tadao Ando: “Struggles of the house”
In the March editorial, guest editor 2021 addresses the single-family dwelling unit as “an expression of human imagination that oscillates between the abstract and the concrete.”
Tadao Ando: “Jewellery boxes in the metropolis”
In the February editorial, the guest editor discusses the need to produce statements critical of existing urban planning institutions and to have buildings act as “emissaries of this uncompromising spirit”.
Tadao Ando: “Conquering light”
In his first editorial, Tadao Ando tells us how natural light has conquered the zenith of architecture across all ages and places, from the ascetic light of northern Europe to the intimate shadows of Japanese homes.
Tadao Ando: “The world must change”
Tadao Ando talks about how boxing influenced his approach to life and architecture. As for rising to global challenges, he suggests that everyone gather their inner strength, saying, “Apples and people should remain green, unripe and full of spirit to challenge absolutely anything.”
Tadao Ando is Domus guest editor 2021
As part of the 10x10x10 project, David Chipperfield passes the baton to the Japanese architect. Ando is the first Pritzker Prize to guide the contents of the magazine founded by Gio Ponti.
