Sou Fujimoto's architecture relies upon a manipulation of
basic building blocks to produce a geometric primitivism. His buildings are
very sensitive to the topographical form of their context and include a series
of houses as well as a children's home in Hokkaidō.
Two former employees of Toyō Itō, Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue
Nishizawa formed a collaborative partnership in 1995 called SANAA.
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They are known for creating lightweight, transparent spaces
that expose the fluidity and movement of their occupants.
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Their dynamic of fluidity is demonstrated by the Rolex
Learning Centre at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, completed in 2010.
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