Botond Bognar

* 1944

Hungarian architect and author.

• Minoru Takeyama
  B. Bognar
  Academy Editions; 1995
  
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  Kengo Kuma
  B. Bognar
  Princeton Architectural Press; 2005
  
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  Toyko: World Cities
  B. Bognar
  John Wiley & Sons; 1998
  
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  The Japan Guide
  B. Bognar
  Princeton Architectural Press; 1999
  
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  Fumihiko Maki
  Buildings and Projects
  F. Maki, B. Bognar, A. Krieger
  Princeton Architectural Press; 1997
  
• Die neue japanische Architektur
  B. Bognar
  Kohlhammer; 1991
  
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  Hiroshi Hara
  The Floating World of Architecture
  H. Hara, B. Bognar
  John Wiley & Sons; 2001
  
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  Togo Murano
  Master Architect of Japan
  F. Maki, B. Bognar, T. Murano
  Rizzoli; 1996
  
• Shin Takamatsu
  P. Polledri, B. Bognar, A. Nakamichi
  Rizzoli; 1993
  
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  Nikken Sekkei
  Building Future Japan 1900-2000
  K. Frampton, B. Bognar
  Rizzoli; 2000
  
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  Kengo Kuma
  B. Bognar
  Princeton Architectural Press; 2004
  
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  Kansai-Kan Library
  in: Dominique Perrault, Architect
  B. Bognar
  Birkhäuser Verlag, Actar; 1999
  page 242–253
  
• Kisho Kurokawa: from metabolism to symbiosis
  in: Columbia University. Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. Newsline, 4/1992
  B. Bognar
  page 3
  
• Architecture, nature & a new technological landscape: Itsuko Hasegawa's work in the 80's
  in: Architectural Design, 3-4/1991
  B. Bognar
  page 32–37
  
• Japanese architecture
  in: Architectural Design, 5-6/1988
  F. Maki, B. Bognar, L. Breslin, K. Taki, H. Yatsuka
  page 4–80
  
• Fumihiko Maki: making an urban architecture
  in: World architecture, 1992,16
  B. Bognar
  page 32
  
• Fumihiko Maki, 1987-1992 [Special feature]
  in: Space design, 1/1993,340
  F. Maki, D. B. Stewart, B. Bognar, H. Suzuki
  page 5–216
  
• Latest work of Tadao Ando
  in: The Architectural Review, 1982,1029
  B. Bognar
  page 68–74
  
• Rossi's ultimate dilemma?: Aldo Rossi, buildings and projects [by] Peter Arnell and Ted Bickford, eds.
  in: Journal of Architectural Education - JAE, 2/1988
  B. Bognar
  page 57–59
  - book review
  

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