Kenzo Tange

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Kenzo Tange was a pioneering Japanese architect and urban planner known for blending modernist principles with traditional Japanese aesthetics and for designing landmark projects such as the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and the Yoyogi National Gymnasium.

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instanceOf architect
human
university professor
urban planner
awardReceived AIA Gold Medal
Order of Culture (Japan)
linked to: Order of Culture

Order of the Sacred Treasure
Pritzker Architecture Prize
Royal Gold Medal
countryOfCitizenship Japan
dateOfBirth 1913-09-04
dateOfDeath 2005-03-22
designed Fuji Television Building
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
Kagawa Prefectural Government Office
St. Mary’s Cathedral, Tokyo
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
Yamanashi Press and Broadcasting Center
Yoyogi National Gymnasium
master plan for Skopje reconstruction
educatedAt University of Tokyo
employer University of Tokyo
familyName Tange
fieldOfWork architecture
urban planning
founded Kenzo Tange Associates
linked to: Kenzo Tange
givenName Kenzo
influenced Fumihiko Maki
Kisho Kurokawa
Metabolist architects
influencedBy Le Corbusier
traditional Japanese architecture
languageOfWorkOrName English
Japanese
mannerOfDeath natural causes
movement Metabolism (architecture)
Modernism
name Kenzo Tange
nationality Japanese
nativeName 丹下健三
linked to: Kenzo Tange
notableFor blending modernist architecture with traditional Japanese aesthetics
pioneering postwar Japanese architecture
notableWork Fuji Television Building
Fukuoka Dome (master plan involvement)
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
Kagawa Prefectural Government Office
St. Mary’s Cathedral, Tokyo
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
Yamanashi Press and Broadcasting Center
Yoyogi National Gymnasium
occupation architect
university teacher
urban planner
participantIn planning for 1964 Tokyo Olympics
postwar reconstruction of Hiroshima
placeOfBirth Osaka, Japan
linked to: Osaka
placeOfDeath Tokyo, Japan
linked to: Tokyo
positionHeld professor at University of Tokyo
sexOrGender male

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Le Corbusier influencedArchitect Kenzo Tange
Abuja masterPlanBy Kenzo Tange (involved in design concepts)
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Kenzo Tange name Kenzo Tange
Kenzo Tange nativeName 丹下健三
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Kenzo Tange founded Kenzo Tange Associates
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Brutalism hasNotableProponent Kenzo Tange
Yoyogi National Gymnasium category Kenzo Tange buildings
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Expo ’70 architectOfKeyStructure Kenzo Tange
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park architect Kenzō Tange
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Metabolism founder Kenzō Tange
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Metabolism keyMember Kenzō Tange
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Yokohama Museum of Art architect Tange Kenzo
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Lumbini zoningPlanBy Kenzo Tange
Modern architecture hasKeyFigure Kenzo Tange
Arata Isozaki influencedBy Kenzo Tange
Arata Isozaki workedFor Kenzo Tange
Kagawa Prefectural Government Office category Kenzo Tange buildings
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Metabolist architects notableMember Kenzō Tange
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Kenzo hasNotableBearer Kenzo Tange
Fuji Television Building architect Kenzo Tange
Expo '70 mainArchitect Kenzo Tange
subject linked to: 1970 World Exposition
Expo '70 masterPlanBy Kenzo Tange
subject linked to: 1970 World Exposition
Tange hasNotableBearer Kenzo Tange
Minneapolis Institute of Art hasExpansionArchitect Kenzo Tange
subject linked to: MIA
Supreme Court Building, Islamabad architect Kenzō Tange
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黒川紀章 師事した人物 丹下健三
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Memorial Cenotaph architect Kenzo Tange
Shinjuku Park Tower architect Kenzo Tange
Lumbini Master Plan designedBy Kenzo Tange