Fumihiko Maki

Fumihiko Maki
槇　文彦

* 1928
* September 16, 1928 Tokyo

Japanese architect, active in Tokyo.

period	description
1952	Graduated from Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, the University of Tokyo.
1953	Master Course, Cranbrook Academy of Art
1954	Master Course, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University.
1956–1965	Associates Professor at University of Washington and Harvard University.
from 1965	Established Maki and Associates
1979–1989	Professor at Faculty of Engineering, University of Tokyo.

• Solitaire office building
  2001
  Düsseldorf, Germany
  
• «Hillside West» Building
  1998
  渋谷区 (Shibuya-ku), Japan
  
• Schwimmender Pavillon
  1997
  Groningen, Netherlands
  
• Tokyo Church of Christ
  1995
  渋谷区 (Shibuya-ku), Japan
  
• Yerba Buena Center
  1993
  San Francisco, United States of America
  
• Daikanyama Hillside Terrace
  1967-92
  渋谷区 (Shibuya-ku), Japan
  
• Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
  1991
  
• National Museum of Modern Art
  1986
  Kioto, Japan
  
• Spiral Building (Wacoal Art Center)
  1985
  港区 (Minato-ku), Japan
  
• Sports Hall in Fujisawa
  1985
  Fujisawa, Japan
  
• Hiyoshi-Bibliothek der Keio-Universität
  1985
  
• Cedar-Stone-Villa
  1984
  渋谷区 (Shibuya-ku), Japan
  
• YKK Guest House
  1982
  
• Hiroo-Filiale der Mitsubishi-Bank
  1981
  
• Danish Embassy
  1979
  
• Maki House
  1978
  
• Iwasaki Art Museum
  1975
  Ibusuki, Japan
  
• University in Tsukuba
  1974
  Tsukuba, Japan
  

period	name	type
	Bund Deutscher Architekten

year	description	section	level
1993	Pritzker Price
1999	Praemium Imperiale	architecture

• Japan

  country

  Tokyo

  prefecture

  Tokyo

  county (second-order administrative division)

  中央区 (Chūō-ku)

  city

  3-6-2, Nihonbashi

  street

  workvoicetel:+81 3 32746681

  phone

  work+81 3 32734871

  fax

• Fumihiko Maki
  Buildings and Projects
  F. Maki
  Thames & Hudson
  
• Emilio Ambasz Inventions
  The Reality of the Ideal
  T. Ando, F. Maki, E. Ambasz, R. Sakamoto
  Rizzoli; 1992
  
• 
  Togo Murano
  Master Architect of Japan
  F. Maki, B. Bognar, T. Murano
  Rizzoli; 1996
  
• 
  Fumihiko Maki
  Buildings and Projects
  F. Maki, B. Bognar, A. Krieger
  Princeton Architectural Press; 1997
  
• 
  A Presence Called Architecture
  F. Maki
  Toto
  
• Modernism with a difference: een vraaggesprek mit Fumihiko Maki
  in: Archis, 12/1992
  F. Maki, H. van Dijk
  page 41–43
  - interview
  
• Mario Bellini: the Tokyo Design Center
  in: Domus, 1992,742(743)
  F. Maki
  page 36–43
  
• De impuls van de jaren negentig: architectuur in Japan
  in: Archis, 1/1992
  F. Maki
  page 48–51
  
• Città, immagine, materialità
  in: Casabella, 1987,539
  F. Maki
  page 52–53
  
• Note on urban space 1992
  in: Kenchiku bunka, 1992,548
  F. Maki
  page 99–103
  
• Modernism at the Crossroad
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 3/1983,311
  F. Maki
  page 18–22
  
• Driving force of the 1990s
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 1991,2
  F. Maki
  page 4–11
  
• Opere recenti di Fumihiko Maki
  in: Casabella, 1991,581
  F. Maki
  page 4–20,60
  
• Fumihiko Maki: Hans Binder im Gespräch mit Fumihiko Maki
  in: db, 12/1991
  F. Maki, H. Binder
  page 46–53
  - interview
  
• The roof at Fujisawa
  in: Perspecta, 1988,24
  F. Maki
  page 106–121
  
• Fumihiko Maki: Kyoto National Museum of Modern Art, 1986, and Spiral, 1985
  in: Architectural Design, 5-6/1988
  F. Maki
  page 50–53
  
• TEPIA: Minato Ward, Tokyo, 1989
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 8-9/1990,400-401
  F. Maki
  page 51–64
  
• Fumihiko Maki, 1987-1992 [Special feature]
  in: Space design, 1/1993,340
  F. Maki, D. B. Stewart, B. Bognar, H. Suzuki
  page 5–216
  
• Fumihiko Maki, Maki and Associates
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 8-9/1990,400-401
  F. Maki
  page 7–104
  
• SD Review, 1991
  in: Space design, 12/1991,327
  H. Hara, F. Maki
  page 5–59
  
• Discussion: Tokyo, the city and technology
  in: Kenchiku bunka, 1989,517
  F. Maki
  page 98–116
  
• Panel discussion: beyond modernism
  in: Space design, 1/1984,232
  H. Hara, A. Isozaki, F. Maki
  page 198–200
  
• Contemporary architect No. 11: Dolf Schnebli, Zurich
  in: A+U, 11/1978,98
  L. Lerup, F. Maki
  page 3–40
  
• Due progetti | Two projects
  in: Space & Society | Spazio e societa, 1990,51
  F. Maki
  page 10–25
  
• Yerba Buena Gardens Visual Arts Center, San Francisco, U.S.A., 1992
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 8-9/1990,400-401
  F. Maki
  page 72–77
  
• Special feature: Yuzuru Tominaga
  in: Space design, 10/1990,313
  T. Ando, F. Maki, K. Kikutake, K. Echigojima, Y. Tominaga
  page 3–152
  
• Japanese architecture
  in: Architectural Design, 5-6/1988
  F. Maki, B. Bognar, L. Breslin, K. Taki, H. Yatsuka
  page 4–80
  
• Josep Lluis Sert: his work and ways
  in: Process: architecture, 1982,34
  F. Maki, J. L. Sert, R. Campbell, K. Ichinowatari
  page 1–167
  
• Giancarlo de Carlo, architect of harmony between the old and new
  in: Space design, 7/1987,274
  F. Maki, A. Kubota, H. Nakashita, Y. Watanabe
  page 5–64
  
• Contemporary Asian architecture: works of APAC members
  in: Process: architecture, 1980,20
  F. Maki, K. Nagashima
  page 1–163
  
• Hillside Terrace Apartment Complex Phase 6 by Maki & Associates
  in: Kenchiku bunka, 1992,548
  F. Maki, M. Motokura, K. S. Takeyama
  page 104–116
  
• Swimming and diving hall, cycling hall for Berlin Olympics 2000, design competition proposal: Fumihiko Maki, Maki and Associates
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 1992,7
  F. Maki
  page 192–199
  
• YKK Tokyo research center, Sumida Ward, Tokyo, 1992
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 8-9/1990,400-401
  F. Maki
  page 84–87
  
• Die Stadt ist ein Wald. Edo-/Tokio-»Baume« | The city is a forest. Edo-/Tokyo »trees«
  in: Daidalos, 1987,23
  F. Maki
  page 90–93
  
• Tsuda Hall
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 3/1989,383
  F. Maki
  page 34–40
  
• Iwasaki Art Museum Annex
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 1/1988,369
  F. Maki
  page 6–13
  
• Fumihiko Maki
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 4/1979,265
  F. Maki, H. Koyama, H. Suzuki, M. Treib
  
• Hillside Terrace Complex, phase 6
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 1991,4
  F. Maki
  page 188–195
  
• Nippon Convention Center (Makuhari Messe), Chiba, Chiba Prefecture, 1989
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 8-9/1990,400-401
  F. Maki
  page 34–48
  
• Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, Shibuya Ward, Tokyo, 1990
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 8-9/1990,400-401
  F. Maki
  page 10–25
  
• Hillside Terrace complex, Shibuya Ward, Tokyo, 1992
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 8-9/1990,400-401
  F. Maki
  page 78–83
  
• Carlo Scarpa
  in: A+U: extra edition, 10/1985
  F. Maki, S. Takamatsu, F. Dal Co, S. Polano, H. Fuji, T. Yokoyama
  page 1–264
  
• Fumihiko Maki
  in: GA document, 1990,25
  F. Maki
  page 128–143
  

• Fumihiko Maki
  Buildings and Projects
  F. Maki
  Thames & Hudson
  
• Fumihiko Maki
  Master Architect
  D. E. Casper
  Vance Bibliographies; 1988
  
• Architekten - Fumihiko Maki.
  IRB Verlag; 2005
  - tagesaktuell
  
• Fumihiko Maki
  A Bibliography
  C. Cable
  Fromm International; 1984
  
• 
  Fumihiko Maki
  Buildings and Projects
  F. Maki, B. Bognar, A. Krieger
  Princeton Architectural Press; 1997
  
• Fumihiko Maki
  An Aesthetic of Fragmentation
  S. Salat, F. Labbe
  Rizzoli; 1988
  
• Fumihiko Maki
  Progetti e Architetture
  S. Salat
  Electa; 1988
  
• 
  The Architecture of Fumihiko Maki
  Space, City, Order and Making
  J. Taylor
  Birkhäuser Verlag; 2003
  - with 60 b/w line drawings and 140 duotone illustrations.
  
• Le Visage de l'an 2001
  in: Connaissance des arts, 1986,417
  page 100–115
  
• Fumihiko Maki: Meisterarchitekt aus Tokyo
  in: Architektur und Ladenbau, 5/1988
  page 43–44
  
• Fumihiko Maki, 1987-1992 [Special feature]
  in: Space design, 1/1993,340
  F. Maki, D. B. Stewart, B. Bognar, H. Suzuki
  page 5–216
  
• Fumihiko Maki, Maki and Associates
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 8-9/1990,400-401
  F. Maki
  page 7–104
  
• Maki and Isozaki exhibition in New York
  in: Progressive Architecture, 7/1985
  page 23–24
  - exhibition review
  
• New Public Architecture: Recent Projects by Fumihiko Maki and Arata Isozaki [at] Japan House
  in: Artforum, 2/1985
  page 125
  - exhibition review
  
• Maki: la ville comme modèle
  in: Architectes architecture, 1987,177
  P. Joffroy
  page 25
  
• From Utopia to the corner drugstore [Japanese architects]
  in: Art News, 2/1982
  H. Watanabe
  page 122–126
  
• Thomas Jefferson Memorial Medal of Architecture to Fumihiko Maki
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 5/1990,397
  page 4
  
• Maki & Semper: Über die Oberfläche der Wand
  in: Werk, Bauen + Wohnen: Ismen der Konstruktion, 5/1988
  L. Lerup
  page 4–9
  
• A new wave of Japanese architecture
  in: Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies. Catalogue, 1978,10
  K. Frampton
  page 1–102
  
• Six questions a Fumihiko Maki
  in: Architectes architecture, 1987,177
  F. Rambert
  page 22–24
  - interview
  
• Fumihiko Maki: L'aristocrate
  in: Connaissance des arts, 1991,470
  A. Carpentier
  page 96–103
  
• Spiralling to the top: Fumihiko Maki
  in: The Architects' Journal, 21/1991
  R. Weston
  page 56–57
  
• Fumihiko Maki: making an urban architecture
  in: World architecture, 1992,16
  B. Bognar
  page 32
  
• Fumihiko Maki
  in: Space design, 1/1986,256
  page 5–191
  
• Fumihiko Maki
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 4/1979,265
  F. Maki, H. Koyama, H. Suzuki, M. Treib
  
• Fumihiko Maki: the search for a higher synthesis
  in: GSD news, 1/1990
  M. Anderson
  page 12–13
  
• Four Japanese architects: Japanese perspective
  in: Friends of Kebyar, 1/1988,41
  S. Dodd
  page 3–24
  
• Fumihiko Maki
  in: GA document, 1990,25
  F. Maki
  page 128–143
  
• Works by Fumihiko Maki
  in: Japan Architect (JA), 3/1987,359
  S. B. Woodbridge, H. Watanabe, R. Connah, R. Miyake, P. Popham
  page 13–72
  
• Special edition: city and collective forms
  in: Kenchiku bunka, 1990,524
  page 31–112
  
• Fumihiko Maki, with Hiromi and Riichi Miyake
  in: A+U, 10/1984,169
  H. Fuji, R. Miyake
  page 108–115
  - interview
  

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