archiTokyo Now crafting architecture
immersions for 2011.
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archiTokyo is proud to offer bespoke, handcrafted architectural immersions coinciding with the 24th World Congress of Architecture, UIA 2011, in Tokyo between September 9th - October 9th.

Led by Roland Hagenberg, a leading expert in Japanese architecture, you will meet and be introduced to today’s leading Japanese architects, given exclusive access to private projects and homes, and guided around some of Japan’s hidden architectural masterpieces. Building on our expert knowledge of Japan’s design movements and our extensive network of contacts, we have handcrafted a unique and unparalleled experience on offer to small, intimate groups.

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Tod's flagship by Toyo Ito, Tokyo

The archiTokyo Journey

Price: Please contact us for details

  • Expertly guided architectural immersions offered between Sept 9th - Oct 9th
  • Intimate group sizes
  • Full guidance by Roland Hagenberg, author of 20 Japanese Architects
  • Private meetings with top Japanese architects in their creative environments
  • Exclusive access to private residences designed by star architects
  • Visits to Japan’s top architecture studios
  • Exploring the beauty of urban marvels, as well as fascinating metropolitan design disasters
  • UIA Tokyo 2011 immersions from Sept. 9th ~ Oct. 9th
  • Japan’s top architects, face-to-face
  • Exclusive access to private residences
  • Uncover Japan's hidden architectural secrets
  • Expertly led by Roland Hagenberg
Tokyo
The capital’s top buildings, architectural secrets and creator studios.
Kyoto
The ancient city’s sophisticated mix of the old and the new.

Your personal architecture explorer

The archiTokyo experience is expertly guided by the renowned author and filmmaker Roland Hagenberg, whose knowledge and unparalleled access, brings participants into intimate contact with Japan’s rich architectural culture and designers.

Roland is a regular contributor to Vogue and Architectural Digest magazine and has worked on many exhibition projects together with architects such as Toyo Ito, Kengo Kuma, Kazuyo Sejima, Jun Aoki, Kenzo Tange, Tadao Ando, Kisho Kurokawa, Hiroshi Hara, Terunobu Fujimori and many others. Author of the much-acclaimed “20 Japanese Architects”, his books on Japanese architecture have been published in English, Japanese and Chinese.

HAGENBERG STUDIO

Roland Hagenberg
With Hiroshi Hara
With SANAA, 2010 Pritzker Prizer winners
With Sou Fujimoto
With Terunobu Fujimori

For further information contact us today