December 1, 1912 Born December 1, 1912. Second generation Japanese. In 1956, he won the AIA Award for the architecture of the St. Louis Airport. The following year, he won the Architectural Institute of Japan Award for the architecture of the American Consulate General in Kobe. Subsequent works include the Seattle World's Fair Science Museum and the World Trade Center in New York. Died February 6, 1986. Age 73. Born in Seattle. Graduated from the University of Washington. Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend |
1912年12月1日1912年12月1日生まれ。日系2世。1956年セントルイス空港の建築でAIA賞。翌年神戸のアメリカ総領事館の建築で日本建築学会賞。その後の作品にシアトル万国博科学館,ニューヨークのワールド-トレード-センターなどがある。1986年2月6日死去。73歳。シアトル出身。ワシントン大卒。 出典 講談社デジタル版 日本人名大辞典+Plusについて 情報 | 凡例 |
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