Defying accepted norms and borrowing influences and materials from folk and craft traditions, Fujimori's architecture is perhaps exemplified by his modest and poetic teahouse, supported by tree trunks, which creates a perch from which he can view the surrounding landscape. Illustrated throughout with photographs, plans and details, this solid production provides a comprehensive survey of the work of this intriguing architect to date.

392 p, Illustrations colour & BW, 20 x 26 cm, Hardback, Japanese and English texts

Printed in Japan