JA 30- Shigeru Ban
JA, Japan, Summer 1998, PB $A 84.00

JA 31- Space in Detail III
JA Japan, Autumn 1998, PB $A 86.00

JA 32- Yearbook 1998
JA Japan, Winter 1999, PB $A 79.00

JA 33- Antonin Raymond
JA, Japan, Spring 1999, PB $A 68.00

JA 34- Dimensions of the Urban House
JA, Japan, Summer 1999, PB $A 74.00

JA 35- Kazyuo Sejima 1987-1999
JA, Japan, Autumn 1999, PB $A 81.00

JA 36- Yearbook 1999
JA, Japan, Winter 2000, PB $A 79.00

JA 37- Framing of the House
JA, Japan, Spring 2000, PB $A 81.00

JA 38- Kengo Kuma
JA Japan, Summer 2000, PB $A 81.00

JA 39- Process
JA, Japan, Autumn 2000, PB $A 70.00

JA 40 Yearbook 2000
JA, Japan Winter 2000, PB $AP/A

JA 41- Toyo Ito 2001
Includes the Sendai Mediateque, Agricultural Park in Oita, Thessalonica and Expo 200 Hanover entry.
JA, Japan, Spring 2001, PB $A 79.00

JA 40- Yearbook 2000
JA, Japan, Winter 2001, PB $A 79.00

JA 42 - Temporary Works/Partial Works
Ephemeral designs all with the potential to remain permanently purely because of fine detailing and elegance, this season's JA presents temporary work born both from necessity and desire. Including the unforgettable paper tube work from Shigeru Ban after the Earthquake, theatre sets, retail design, trade fair/exhibition design and art installations, this is a lovely edition of both clever and beautiful work.
JA, Japan, Summer 2001, PB $A 79.00

JA 43 - Small
Details a selection of small residences including both single family houses and apartments. A very popular publication for architects often landed with difficult problems involving circulation and storage, the publication showcases elegantly simple and highly clever examples from the cramped cities of Japan. Works include those from Atelier Bow-Wow, Kazyuo Sejima, Ryue Nishizawa and Taira Nishizawa.
JA, Japan, Autumn 2001, PB $A 74.00

JA 44- Yearbook 2001
Documenting the contemporary Japanese Architectural Scene in 2001, this edition includes work from high profile offices such as Toyo Ito and Tadao Ando as well as lesser known younger firms. Also includes the competition results from the Shinkenchiku Residential Design Competition judged by Winy Maas.
JA, Japan, Winter 2002, PB $A 74.00

JA 45 - Projections: Works in Progress
Looking towards the new generation of architecture manifesting itself in front of our eyes, the inquisitive Japanese Architect magazine showcases some of the most highly acclaimed recent works from around the world. Works include Reihoku Community Hall from Atelier, Glass Centre and Kanazawa 21st Century Museum from SANAA (Sejima/Nishizawa) as well as individual projects from the pair such as the House in a Plum Grove and the Ichikawa Apartment. A stunning selection of more Japanese work including landscaping and the Yokohama International Terminal from Foreign Office Architects. The most fabulous thing about this journal is the inclusion of the process and inspiration for every featured project. JA, Japan, Spring 2002, PB $A 74.00

JA 46 - Hiroshi Naito
One of few monographs on the contemporary Japanese architect responsible for projects such as the Sea-Folk Museum and the Fuji RINRI Seminar House. Renowned in Japan for innovative construction techniques, especially with timber, this is one architect who forms a synthesis of  traditional Japanese minimalism and simplicity with technological innovation. JA, Japan, Summer 2002, PB $A 84.00

JA 47- Material/Scale: Process of Design
The materials selected by a designer profoundly affect the outcome of his design labour, as does the actual design process, which is itself  shaped by the character of those materials. The problem-solving actions of that process leave their mark on the completed spaces and architectural forms, and are apparent in the architecture, at various dimensions of scale. Works included in this issue are by Toyo Ito & Associates and Foreign Office Architects.
JA, Japan, Autumn 2002128pp PB $A 84.00

JA 48 - Yearbook 2002
Forever pushing the technological boundaries and pioneering new ideas, processes and methods, the Japanese architectural scene never fails to stun the global architectural audience and the best place to keep up with this phenomenological design culture is in this annual issue of the Japanese Architect. Works included in the publication are Jun Aoki's Louis Vuitton Complex, Kengo Kuma's great Bamboo Wall and Maki & associates Triad. The results of Shinkenchiku Residential Design Competition 2002 are also included with a commentary by judge, Daniel Libeskind. JA, Japan, Winter 2003 128pp PB $A 76.00

JA 50 - Office Urbanism
The office city will arise from the Office Urbanism (Office city planning) through the employment of a provider (activity environment) that drives Ware (interface environment) on a Mega Floor (foundation environment). An investigation into the notion of "office" JA, Japan,Summer 2003 130pp PB $A 66.00

JA 51 - Riken Yamamoto 2003
"Riken Yamamoto is running. His concept development is fast. His design pace is fast. His speed is quick enough to change even the way of building." So begins an essay " What lies ahead for the Systems-Driven Speed Maniacs?".  31 built and unbuilt works by Yamamoto are featured in this Autumn JA
JA, Japan, 2003 140pp PB $A68.00

JA 52 - Yearbook 2003
JA, Japan, 2003, pp, PB. $A68.50

JA 53 - Sketch Book
This edition features the sketch. Hand-drawn plans and sketches are considered to reflect the various thought during the process of design.
JA, Japan, 2004, 128pp, PB. $A68.50
 
JA 54 Space in Detail 1V Summer 2004

The most recent edition of the JA leads of with an essay "Is God or the Devil in the Details?-the Return of Materials; the Decline of Space" and includes works by Wanatabe, Maki, Sejima, Yamamoto and Ito. JA, Japan,2004,136pp $A68.50

JA 55 - Works of Japanese Architects in China Spring 2004
Metropolitan Shanghai now has more than a thousand high rise buildings over a hundred meters high. A linear motorcar conveying passengers from Pudong International Airport to the city in eight minutes has begun commercial operation. . . this book collects just a few glimpses of the dramatic development of China. JA Japan 2004 PB 132pp $A 68.50

JA 56 - Yearbook 2004
JA Japan 2004 PB 132pp $A60.00

JA 57 - DOCOMOMO
JA Japan 2005 PB 132pp $A70.00

JA 58 - Space in Detail 5
JA Japan 2005 PB 132pp $A60.00

JA 59 - Junzo Yoshimura
A survey of 27 projects, including: House at Minami-dai, Mountain Lodge A at Karuizawa, Shofu-so, Japan House, Residence at Pocantico Hills, NCR Tokyo Branch Building (a DOCOMOMO selection), Imperial Palace (preliminary design), Aichi Prefectural University of Fine Arts & many more. JA Japan Autumn 2005 150pp PB.  $A57.00

JA 60 - Yearbook
49 works from Japanese architectural scene in 2005, including: winners in the Shinkenchiku Residential Design Competition 2005 (Action for Sustainability) & winners in the Central Glass International Architectural Design Competition 2005 (A Town Landmark).  JA Japan  2005 140pp PB  Due Soon

JA 61 Kazuhiro Kojima + Kazuko Akamatsu/CAt
Best known for their design of schools and education centres and residential projects such as Education City in Doha on the shores of the Persian Gulf,  Kajima and Akamatsu (CAt) approach architecture with their understandings of "black" and "white" spaces and a keen focus on activity-orientated design. Includes a conversation between CAt and their peers Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa of SANAA.  JA Japan 2006 136pp PB $A53.90

JA 62 -  Space in Detail 6
The Tokyo Club (Taniguchi & Associates), MIKIMOTO Ginza 2 (Toyo Ito & Associates, ATchitects + Taisei Corporation Design Division); Jeju, Three Arts Museums"Wind, Stone, Water" (Jun Itami Architect Research Institure); Ginza Kyubey Annex (Takao Habuka & S.E.N Architect Associates);  House in Kurakuen/ House in Senri N.T. (CASA Akira Sakamoto Architects & Associates); House in Asagaya-minami (Koji Ogawa Architect and Associates); Tokyo Small House with the Sun (Satoshi Irei Architect & Associates) JA Japan 2006 PB 134pp $A60.00

JA 63 Tokyo 2050 fibercity Ohno H. (Autumn 2006)
Shinkenchiku-sha 2006 Japan134pp PB $A54.00

JA 64 Yearbook 2006: Japanese Architectural Scene in 2006 (Winter 2007)
Shinkenchiku-sha 2006 Japan136pp PB $A52.00

JA 65 Parallel Nippon: Contemporary Japanese Architecture 1996-2006 (Spring 2007)
Shinkenchiku-sha 2007 Japan144pp PB $A52.00



Masters of Light: First Volume Twentieth-Century Pioneers Plummer H.
”The revolution in thought & feeling that gave rise to modernity transformed not only the form & space of our buildings, but their mood & atmosphere as well, manifesting a sensibility for light as well as a fresh understanding of people as metaphysical beings. Envisioned in art as well as science was a new kind of light, whose living energy could resonate inside an active, mobile, reflective subject, & change the human body & min, providing for the pioneers of twentieth-century architecture an expanded field  of human perception, & a medium to recover the spiritual dimensions of life in a modern age” Henry Plummer JA Japan 2003PB 420pp $A130.00