Tourists visiting Tokyo may not be architectural fans, however, anyone remains fascinated by this unique piece of architecture – Nakagin Capsule Tower. Together with development of Internet, SNS and later – Instagram, more and more people become aware and begin appreciating its silent appearance. Nevertheless, this silence makes spectators indifferent to the fate of this building and they remain unaware of drama moving around this building for many years. During this exhibition it became possible to show the hidden life inside the building. By conducting interviews with residents different stories were told, what shows diversity of capsule interiors and lifestyles behind similar facades and round windows. Instagram in this case serves as a tool to connect people outside and inside in order to fill a gap between indifference and passion. Visitors of the exhibition may not only view but also touch and feel actual things brought from different residents. Thus, such awareness and publicity that follows development of applications like Instagram may help us preserve buildings longer.
Student: Joliet Charly
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- 2009_Behavior Around Windows
- 2012_Bike Town Tokyo
- 2013_Without Venturi
- 2014_Tokyo Pallazzo
- 2015_Architecture for Biodiversity
- 2015_Sagata Livelihood Observatory Public Drawing
- 2015_佐潟なりわい観測舎
- 2015_佐潟なりわい観測舎
- 2015_佐潟なりわい観測舎
- 2016_Constructing Tokyo Commons
- 2017_Slowgraming Tokyo
- 2018_Yamanote-line Lab
- 2019_Thing of Modernity
- 2019_Variete / Architecture / Desire
- 2019_Window Scape 8 -A Window Between Ethnographic Relations and Industrial Society-
- 2020_Non-Binary City
- 2020_Ochestrating Unpredictablity in Tokyo
- 2021_Ugly Architecture?
- 2022_Miss Behavior
- 2023_Sing a Song
- 2024_The power of drawing
- MADE IN TOKYO
- Thing of Modernity – Mapping the Micro-geography of Everyday Environments
- 佐潟なりわい観測舎