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Yoshio Taniguchi and Associates : Architects

Contemporary Japanese Architect Practice, Tokyo

Yoshio Taniguchi - Latest Building added Novartis HQ, Basel, Switzerland photo : building owner Yoshio Taniguchi : Novartis HQ Basel - added 3 Jun 2011 Yoshio Taniguchi - Recent Building added Horyuji Building, Tokyo, Japan photograph © Robert Day Japanese Architecture Tour - added 2 Jun 2011 Yoshio Taniguchi - Key Projects Featured Building: Museum of Modern Art - MoMA 11 W. 53rd St, Midtown, New York, USA 2004 redevelopment: Yoshio Taniguchi; Executive architect: KPF Architecture MoMA New York photo: Andrew McRae Yoshio Taniguchi : MoMA New York building Major Projects by architect Yoshio Taniguchi, alphabetical: The Gallery of Horyuji Treasures, Tokyo National Museum, Japan 1999 Higashiyama Kaii Gallery, Nagano City, Japan 1990 Marugame Genichiro Inokuma Museum, Japan 1991 Tokyo Club building, Tokyo, Japan 2005 Toyota Municipal Museum of Art, Japan 1995 More projects by Yoshio Taniguchi and Associates online soon

Yoshio Taniguchi and Associates - Practice Information

Yoshio Taniguchi
Born in Tokyo, 1937

Architect studio based in Tokyo, Japan

Yoshio Taniguchi : Japanese Architect

Japanese architect
Practice: Taniguchi and Associates

Son of architect Yoshiro Taniguchu

Education

Keio University - Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering
1960

Harvard University - Master of Architecture, Graduate School of Design
1964

Career

Worked for Walter Gropius
1964

Kenzo Tange Studio
1964-72

Taniguchi, Takamiya and Associates
1975-79

Taniguchi and Associates
1979-



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