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Kroiz exhibit illuminates the abstract in modern Japanese architecture 

The Kroiz Gallery at the Architectural Archives showcases 80 Japanese drawings, books, models, and more that encourage a critical eye for modern architecture and art enthusiasts. 
Critical Abstraction Japan Exhibit
Reiyukai Shakaden Temple, Tokyo, by Takenaka Corp. Architects; photo by Vincent D. Feldman, 2008. Pictured in the glass case: Bruno Taut’s 1934-illustrated “Thoughts on the Visit to Katsura.”

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