Jin Motohashi

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Ph.D. Engineering. Curator and historian of architecture. Since March 2022, he has been staying at Canadian Centre for Architecture for a year as an oversea trainee of the Agency for Cultural Affairs of the Japanese government. Previously worked as Assistant Curator at the National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto; Director at Meguro Architecture Laboratory Co., Ltd.; and Research Associate at the Faculty of Science and Engineering, Waseda University. In 2014, he participated in the Japan Pavilion at the 14th International Architecture Exhibition – Venice Biennale. In 2020, he curated 100 Years of BUNRIHA: Can Architecture Be Art? His publications include Critical words for contemporary architecture (Film Art, Inc. 2022) and HOLZ BAU──Timber Architecture in the Early Modern Period of Germany (TOTO, 2022). He was in charge of a renovation project of the former Honjo Commercial Bank Brick Warehouse in Honjo, originally constructed in 1896.
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What Brings Creation after Destruction: Architectural Microhistory in Montreal / Jin Motohashi

Jin Motohashi, an architectural historian currently in Montreal, reports on the landscape, housing conditions, and relationship with the arts from Montreal, a city with a history of growth, destruction, and resistance to modernization. The second…

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What Brings Creation after Destruction: Architectural Microhistory in Montreal / Jin Motohashi

Jin Motohashi, an architectural historian currently in Montreal, reports on the landscape, housing conditions, and relationship with the arts from Montreal, a city with a history of growth, destruction, and resistance to modernization. The first …

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