Wabi Sabi House Tadao Ando

Wabi Sabi House Tadao Ando. The house is named after the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi. Japanese architect Tadao Ando describes it together as the art of finding beauty in imperfection in nature and of accepting the natural cycle of growth and decay.

Wabi House is a project by architect Tadao Ando where BAAQ collaborated as associate architect on the development of the executive project and construction coordination. A 312-metre-long concrete wall provides the framework for this house and art centre designed by Japanese. It was built on the principle of wabi-sabi according to which beauty is inherent in the imperfections of life.

His significance in Japanese architecture since the 1980s Several themes related to wabi-sabi can be identified in Andos works and these will be discussed under the following distinct but interrelated headings.

Japanese architect Tadao Ando describes it together as the art of finding beauty in imperfection in nature and of accepting the natural cycle of growth and decay. Gallery of Wabi House Tadao Ando Architect and Associates - 27. Set up by artist Bosco Sodi and directed by Patricia Martin former director and curator of La Colección Jumex. It was built on the principle of wabi-sabi according to which beauty is inherent in the imperfections of life.