Tadao Ando: Yes, you are absolutely right. Growing up near the ancient capitals of Nara and Kyoto, traditional Japanese architecture was a familiar presence in my life from an early age.

The Tadao Ando–designed Malibu beach house that Kanye West, now known as Ye, nearly destroyed is already back on the market. West purchased the architectural masterpiece from banker Richard ...

Japanese architect Tadao Ando is known for his minimalist concrete structures. Celebrities like Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Kim Kardashian, and Tom Ford adore his work.

For anyone fed up with smart watches, renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando has designed a beautiful analog alternative that can be described as an “apple watch.”. The double entendre is a cheeky ...

A master of concrete and light, Tadao Ando has redefined modern architecture. EnVols’ editorial team takes a look at the five ...

Tadao Ando's early works. The architect’s early houses, including the 1976 Azuma House (a completely blind concrete townhouse illuminated by an internal courtyard) and the Rokko housing complex ...

The Tadao Ando Malibu house that Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, previously owned and gutted, has already found a new buyer days after returning to the market, per the Wall Street Journal. The ...

The penthouse at 152 Elizabeth Street, the only New York City building designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando, has hit the market for $35 million. Evan Joseph Studios If these ...

Lagerfeld and Ando’s friendship served as one of the building blocks for the design of The Met’s new costume exhibition.

Kanye West’s former Malibu mansion, the Tadao Ando masterpiece he nearly destroyed, has re-sold after a week on the market for an all-cash offer. The partially renovated home last traded to a ...

If there is any consistent factor in his work, says Pritzker-winning architect Tadao Ando, then it is the pursuit of light. Ando’s complex choreography of light fascinates most when the viewer ...

The story goes that Tadao Ando had become interested in building through watching carpenters work on his family home as a child. Then he saw a book on Le Corbusier in a second-hand bookshop, he saved ...