A stunning exploration of two decades of work from renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando.

Known for his use of structural concrete and deployment of natural light, Ando remains one of the most in-demand architects practicing today. Light and Space presents architectural photographer Richard Pare's extraordinary photographs of 28 contemporary projects by Ando, from the Pulitzer Arts Foundation in St. Louis, Missouri to the  Lee Ufan Museum in Naoshima, Japan.

With a foreword by Ando, accompanied by four drawings he created exclusively for the book, an introduction from award-winning architect Dominique Perrault, and an appendix including technical specifications, breif descriptive texts, and detailed plans, this is a worthy companion to the acclaimed first volume of Ando's work, The colours of Light.  

Hardback
280 Pages
270 x 205mm