Masaki Endoh's collaborations with his engineer creatively fusearchitecture with structure.

The article reports that Masaki Endoh's, an architect, collaborations with his engineer creatively fuse architecture with structure. If he could, Masaki Endoh would wave a wand and make all columns and beams disappear. Collaborating with the engineer/architect Masahiro Ikeda, Endoh has been conjurin...

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Published in:Architectural Record Vol. 192; no. 12; pp. 146 - 152
Main Author: Pollock, Naomi R.
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Published: BNP Media Dec2004
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