"Home Workshop" Planned and supervised by Tomoharu Makabe An architect asks parents and children: Home Workshop "What is a home?" This book begins with such a simple and fundamental question posed by an architect to children. A valuable document carefully recorded and edited from the "Home Workshop," a parent-child participation program held at Living Center OZONE, which has received high praise for many years. Through model making, drawings, fieldwork, and more, the process by which children learn "home as a physical experience" and "the relationship between themselves, their home, and the city" is recorded. Leading Japanese architects such as Riken Yamamoto, Eiji Horikoshi, Tsutomu Abe, and Satoshi Irei, convey "comfort," "place," and "connection with the city" to children in their own perspectives, using gentle words. This book is recommended not only for those interested in architectural education and housing education, but also for parents, designers, and students studying architecture. - Excellent condition - No folds or writing - Currently out of print - A rare book, trading for around 3,800 yen used on Amazon #Planned and supervised by Tomoharu Makabe #Home School for Parents and Children #Home Workshop #Architect #Housing Education #Architectural Education #Parent-Child Workshop #Living Center OZONE #Riken Yamamoto #Satoshi Irei #Tsutomu Abe #Eiji Horikoshi #Architecture Book #Architectural Thought #Spatial Education #Children and Architecture #Architecture Lovers #Architecture Magazine #Out of Print Book #Rare Book #Good Book #Shinkenchiku (New Architecture) #Detail #Modern Architecture #Kenchikugaho (Architectural Pictorial) #Kenchiku Chishiki (Architectural Knowledge) #Jutaku Tokushu (Housing Special Feature) #Special Feature"