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Tadao Ando: the Colours of Light: Mini-Edition 10-Copy Counterpack

By (author) Richard Pare, By (photographer) Richard Pare, Introduction by Tom Heneghan

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- A stunning photographic portfolio of work by Japan's leading architect, Tadao Ando (b.1941) - The result of ten years""--collaboration between Ando and English photographer Richard Pare - Includes 27 of Ando's buildings, including the notable Kidosaki House, Tokyo (1986), the Church on the Water, Hokkaido (1988) and the Meditation Space for UNESCO, Paris (1995) - Pare's colour photographs distil the essence of Ando's buildings, concentrating on the subtle effects of natural light on architecture - Drawings by Ando accompany each project description

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