坂 茂

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坂 茂 is a renowned Japanese architect celebrated for his innovative use of paper and recyclable materials in humanitarian and disaster-relief structures.

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instanceOf architect
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awardReceived Mother Teresa Memorial Award for Social Justice NERFINISHED
Ordre des Arts et des Lettres NERFINISHED
Prince Claus Award NERFINISHED
Pritzker Architecture Prize NERFINISHED
Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal in Architecture NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Japan
dateOfBirth 1957-08-05
designPhilosophy providing dignity and privacy in emergency shelters
respect for environment and resources
use of low-cost, locally available, recyclable materials
educatedAt Cooper Union NERFINISHED
Southern California Institute of Architecture NERFINISHED
employer Shigeru Ban Architects NERFINISHED
familyName NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork architecture
humanitarian architecture
sustainable architecture
founded Shigeru Ban Architects NERFINISHED
Voluntary Architects’ Network NERFINISHED
gender male
givenName NERFINISHED
knownFor disaster-relief shelters
humanitarian projects for refugees and disaster victims
innovative use of paper tubes as a structural material
use of recyclable materials in architecture
memberOf Japan Institute of Architects NERFINISHED
name Shigeru Ban NERFINISHED
坂 茂 NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage Japanese
notableWork Cardboard Cathedral in Christchurch NERFINISHED
Centre Pompidou-Metz NERFINISHED
Nicolas G. Hayek Center NERFINISHED
Paper Church in Kobe NERFINISHED
Paper Log House NERFINISHED
Paper Partition System for evacuation centers NERFINISHED
Tamedia Office Building in Zurich NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Tokyo NERFINISHED
positionHeld professor at Keio University
PritzkerPrizeYear 2014
style experimental use of materials
structural expressionism
workedOn post-earthquake projects in Christchurch, New Zealand
post-earthquake projects in Rwanda refugee camps
post-earthquake reconstruction projects in Kobe
post-tsunami projects in Tohoku, Japan

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Shigeru Ban nativeName 坂 茂