Superblue and Design Miami/ Basel present a multi-sensory installation by DRIFT and a site-specific pavilion by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto as part of the show Design Miami in Basel, Switzerland, 23 September 2021. Design Miami/Basel runs from 21 through 26 September 2021.

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Design Miami in Basel, Switzerland - 23 Sep 2021

Woman watches into the garden gallery artwork by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto on a sunny day at the sculpture museum set in nature in Cologne, Germany

Daily Life, Cologne, Germany - 02 Sep 2020

The sun shines into the garden gallery artwork by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto on a sunny day at the sculpture museum set in nature in Cologne, Germany

Sculpture Reja, The Cloud, by Japanese architect and artist Sou Fujimoto, Tirana, Tirane, Albania

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Visitors look at the 541 square meters structure called 'The Cloud' made by Japanese artist Sou Fujimoto in the centre of Tirana, Albania, 23 January 2017. The steel artwork has two entrances and was created for the visitors to interact with the walls, seating and roof of the structure.

The Cloud installation by Japanese artist Sou Fujimoto in Tirana, Albania - 23 Jan 2017

Visitors look at the 541 square meters structure 'The Cloud' by Japanese artist Sou Fujimoto displayed in Tirana, Albania, 23 January 2017. The artwork has two entrances and was created for visitors to interact with the walls, seating and roof of the structure that is made of steel.

The Cloud sculpture by Japanese artist Sou Fujimoto in Tirana, Albania - 23 Jan 2017

The 541 square meters structure 'The Cloud' by Japanese artist Sou Fujimoto is displayed in front of the National Gallery of Arts where the exhibition 'Masterpieces of XX century Italian arts' takes place in Tirana, Albania, 23 January 2017. The exibition features works from the collection of the Galleria d'Arte Moderna in Rome andwill be open for public until 02 April.

Exhibition Masterpieces of XX century Italian arts takes place in Tirana, Albania - 23 Jan 2017

The 541 Square Meters Structure Called 'The Cloud' Made by Japanese Artist Sou Fujimoto is Displayed at the Centre of Tirana Albania 27 September 2016 the Artwork Has Two Entrances and was Created For the Visitors to Interact with the Walls Seating and Roof of the Structure That Were Made From Steel Albania Tirana

Albania Sculpture Arts - Sep 2016

A Men Visits the 541 Square Meters Structure Called 'The Cloud' Made by Japanese Artist Sou Fujimoto is Displayed at the Centre of Tirana Albania 27 September 2016 the Artwork Has Two Entrances and was Created For the Visitors to Interact with the Walls Seating and Roof of the Structure That Were Made From Steel Albania Tirana

A Couple Visit the 541 Square Meters Structure Called 'The Cloud' Made by Japanese Artist Sou Fujimoto is Displayed at the Centre of Tirana Albania 27 September 2016 the Artwork Has Two Entrances and was Created For the Visitors to Interact with the Walls Seating and Roof of the Structure That Were Made From Steel Albania Tirana

A Group of Tourists Visit the 541 Square Meters Structure Called 'The Cloud' Made by Japanese Artist Sou Fujimoto is Displayed at the Centre of Tirana Albania 27 September 2016 the Artwork Has Two Entrances and was Created For the Visitors to Interact with the Walls Seating and Roof of the Structure That Were Made From Steel Albania Tirana

Albania Japan People take part at an inauguration ceremony of the 541 sq. meter (650 sq. yards) steel and bicarbonate tube structure made by the Japanese author Sou Fujimoto as a space for entertainment activities, raised in front of the Gallery of Arts in the Albanian capital, Tirana

Albania Japan, Tirana, Albania

People take part at an inauguration ceremony of the 541 sq. meter (650 sq. yards) steel and bicarbonate tube structure made by the Japanese author Sou Fujimoto as a space for entertainment activities, raised in front of the Gallery of Arts in the Albanian capital, Tirana

WSJ Innovator of the Year Awards, New York, America - 05 Nov 2014

People walk past Many Small Cubes by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto as it is displayed in the Tuileries Garden of the Louvre Museum as part of the FIAC, the International Fair of Contemporary Art, in Paris, . The fair opens Oct. 23 and ends on Oct. 26

France FIAC Art Fair, Paris, France

With a fisheye lens, Many Small Cubes by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto is displayed in the Tuileries Garden of the Louvre Museum as part of the FIAC, the International Fair of Contemporary Art, in Paris, . The fair opens Oct. 23 and ends on Oct. 26

Sou Fujimoto Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto looks at a scale model of a building he designed at his office in Tokyo. A new generation of Japanese architects believes the world has fallen out of love with the 20th century steel and concrete skyscraper. They are pushing a human-friendly alternative that some say have roots in the elegant simplicity of the traditional Japanese tea house. Instead of pursuing monuments that cry out with a message of economic or corporate power, these Pritzker Prize-winning architects are scoring success with a uniquely Japanese reinterpretation of the past. Fujimoto, like other rising Japanese architects, is busy working all over the world, including Germany, the U.S., France and China. Eighty percent of his work is from outside Japan, and half of his staff is non-Japanese

Japan Star Achitects, Tokyo, Japan

Sou Fujimoto Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto stands next to a scale model of a building he designed at his office in Tokyo

Sou Fujimoto Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto speaks at his office in Tokyo

Sou Fujimoto Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto speaks at his office in Tokyo. A new generation of Japanese architects believes the world has fallen out of love with the 20th century steel and concrete skyscraper. They are pushing a human-friendly alternative that some say have roots in the elegant simplicity of the traditional Japanese tea house. Instead of pursuing monuments that cry out with a message of economic or corporate power, these Pritzker Prize-winning architects are scoring success with a uniquely Japanese reinterpretation of the past. Fujimoto, like other rising Japanese architects, is busy working all over the world, including Germany, the U.S., France and China. Eighty percent of his work is from outside Japan, and half of his staff is non-Japanese

Japanese Architect Sou Fujimoto is Seen in His Exhibition 'Futurospective Architecture' in the Centro Cultural De Belem in Lisbon Portugal 09 September 2013 the Exhibition Displays Around 120 Models Projects Objects and Materials of Fujimoto's Past Work to Illustrate His Vision of Space Portugal Lisbon

Portugal Architecture - Sep 2013

A Journalist Walks in the Exhibition 'Futurospective Architecture' by Japanese Architect Sou Fujimoto in the Centro Cultural De Belem in Lisbon Portugal 09 September 2013 the Exhibition Displays Around 120 Models Projects Objects and Materials of Fujimoto's Past Work to Illustrate His Vision of Space Portugal Lisbon

View at an Exhibit of 'Futurospective Architecture' by Japanese Architect Sou Fujimoto in the Centro Cultural De Belem in Lisbon Portugal 09 September 2013 the Exhibition Displays Around 120 Models Projects Objects and Materials of Fujimoto's Past Work to Illustrate His Vision of Space Portugal Lisbon

Journalist Stand in the Exhibition 'Futurospective Architecture' by Japanese Architect Sou Fujimoto in the Centro Cultural De Belem in Lisbon Portugal 09 September 2013 the Exhibition Displays Around 120 Models Projects Objects and Materials of Fujimoto's Past Work to Illustrate His Vision of Space Portugal Lisbon

Opening day of the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion designed by Sou Fujimoto, London, Britain - 08 Jun 2013

Opening day of the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2013, designed by architect Sou Fujimoto

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