Fujii, Hiromi
Fujii, Hiromi (1935– ). Japanese architect, influenced by Constructivism and architects such as Terragni. His works include the Miyajima house, Shinjuku, Tokyo (1973), the Ushimadu Arts Centre, Okayama (1985), and the Shibaura Institute of Technology, Omiya, Saitama (1988).
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Jane Turner (1996)
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