Anti-Object: The Dissolution and Disintegration of Architecture

Target entity: Anti-Object: The Dissolution and Disintegration of Architecture
Context triple: [Kengo Kuma, hasWritten, Anti-Object: The Dissolution and Disintegration of Architecture]

• A. The Language of Post-Modern Architecture
  The Language of Post-Modern Architecture is a seminal architectural theory book by Charles Jencks that defined and popularized the concept of postmodern architecture in the late 20th century.
• B. Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture
  Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture is a seminal 1966 book by architect Robert Venturi that challenged modernist simplicity and helped lay the theoretical foundations of postmodern architecture.
• C. The Charged Void: Architecture
  The Charged Void: Architecture is a major collected work that documents and reflects on the architectural projects, ideas, and design philosophy of British architects Alison and Peter Smithson.
• D. The Formal Basis of Modern Architecture
  The Formal Basis of Modern Architecture is a seminal architectural theory text by Peter Eisenman that rigorously analyzes form and structure in modernist design through abstract, diagrammatic methods.
• E. The New Paradigm in Architecture
  The New Paradigm in Architecture is a seminal book by architectural theorist Charles Jencks that analyzes the shift from modernism to postmodern and complex, systems-based approaches in late 20th-century architecture.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Anti-Object: The Dissolution and Disintegration of Architecture
Target entity description: "Anti-Object: The Dissolution and Disintegration of Architecture" is a theoretical work by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma that argues for a subtle, dematerialized, and context-responsive approach to architecture that dissolves the boundary between building and environment.

• A. The Language of Post-Modern Architecture
  The Language of Post-Modern Architecture is a seminal architectural theory book by Charles Jencks that defined and popularized the concept of postmodern architecture in the late 20th century.
• B. Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture
  Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture is a seminal 1966 book by architect Robert Venturi that challenged modernist simplicity and helped lay the theoretical foundations of postmodern architecture.
• C. The Charged Void: Architecture
  The Charged Void: Architecture is a major collected work that documents and reflects on the architectural projects, ideas, and design philosophy of British architects Alison and Peter Smithson.
• D. The Formal Basis of Modern Architecture
  The Formal Basis of Modern Architecture is a seminal architectural theory text by Peter Eisenman that rigorously analyzes form and structure in modernist design through abstract, diagrammatic methods.
• E. The New Paradigm in Architecture
  The New Paradigm in Architecture is a seminal book by architectural theorist Charles Jencks that analyzes the shift from modernism to postmodern and complex, systems-based approaches in late 20th-century architecture.
• F. None of above. chosen