Architecture Urban Wild Ecology / Nousaku Montoku / Tsuneyama Mio

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Architecture
Introduction
We view architecture as a network of multiple types.
Our vision is to decompose and reorganize modern cities with a weak force like fungi in order to build a residential area where humans and multiple types coexist.
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(Japanese and English)
Brief history of authors
Montoku Nousaku and Mio Tsuneyama (Fumiminori Unosaku and Mamio Tsuneya)
Tokyo-based architects Montoku Nousaku and Mio Tsuneyama.
He conducts critical architectural practices with the theme of modern cities and ecosystems.
His major works include "Nishi-Oi no Ana" (Tokyo Prefecture), "Fudo-mae House" * 1 (Tokyo Prefecture), "Akeno no Takayuka" * 2 (Yamanashi Prefecture), "Pile and Tonggali" (Tokyo Prefecture), "Takaoka no Guesthouse" * 3 (Toyama Prefecture), "Himi Emigration Village" (Toyama Prefecture).
Currently, "Akiya no Kigumi" (Kanagawa Prefecture) is in progress.
Among the major awards are the 2016 Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition in the Japanese Pavilion, the 33rd JIA New Artist Award * 2, and the Architectural Institute of Japan's Selected Works New Artist Award * 3.
(* 1 : Mio Tsuneyama, * 2 : Fuminori Nousaku, * 3 : Fuminori Nousaku + Junpei Nousaku, and others : Fuminori Nousaku + Mio Tsuneyama). Tsuneyama Nousaku