Toshiko mori

Toshiko Mori explains how she creates dialogues with generations of architects in the past and humans of the future for PLANE-SITES' new series.

The school, made possible by nonprofit Le Korsa, expands education in a historically illiterate pocket of the world

At Sean Kelly, New York, architect Toshiko Mori is curating a new show by Candida Höfer, spanning a 30-year period of the German photographer’s spatially sublime work

Image 9 of 14 from gallery of Fass School and Teachers’ Residences / Toshiko Mori Architect. Sections

Shortlisted project for the 2016 Aga Khan Award for Architecture.

<span>In <i>Domus </i>1051, the Japanese architect illustrates two projects by her studio in Senegal: two proposals based on the idea that architecture can help give stability to communities with scarce resources.</span>

toshiko mori architect has completed the 'fass school and teachers’ residence', a new school that can serve up to 300 students in remote senegal.

Toshiko Mori gives a talk introducing 16- to 25-year-olds to architecture at the Royal Academy of Arts in London tonight; to mark the occasion we revisit her 2015 community centre in rural Senegal