Public Housing in Japan — Crowdfunding on wemakeit

A book on the development of multi-unit housing in Japan and on the work of the Dōjunkai association, the first Japanese governmental housing authority.

EUR 20’755

103% of EUR 20’000

103 %

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The «all or nothing» principle applies: The project only receives the funds if the funding target is reached or exceeded.

42 backers

Successfully concluded on 6/1/2023

massimo

roma

kanaSuperuser

Zürich

Backs
4 other projects

Nora Pompili

kazuya iwaki

Luca

ally

KT

ManoArchitects

Gabriele Volontè

Anonymous

NatyS

Andrea K.

Wolfgang Humbert-DrozSolidarity Hero

Wollerau / SZ

Backs
another project

Maddy & Don

Stefania Zanardo

Emiliano Corapi

Christy

Zürich

Backs
another project

sdemaio

erika

Barbara Quagliarini

Marco Herreros

Hiroshi ASAKA

NUOVA FOLATI SPA

FRIANO ROMANO (RM)

guido giordano

Ann Proctor

brendan@haiku2.com.au

sydney

CATHERINE NGUYEN

Fässler

thao_martin

komadasan

Choose your reward:

EUR 30.-5 taken
Thank you cardä
You get a card with photo of Dōjunkai Apartments as thank you for your donation.
EUR 50.-2 taken
Dōjunkai pressä
You get a digital dossier (pdf) with a collection of recent articles on the Dōjunkai published in the Japanese press (language: English)
EUR 80.-2 taken
New Year's Cardä
You get the original design of a New Year's card inspired by the Japanese «nengajō». The card is sent as pdf file, which you can use as a digital card or print for as many times as you wish.
EUR 100.-5 taken
«Tokyo anchors»ä
You receive a graphic work made after the plans of Tokyo's underground stations.
Title: Tokyo Anchors - Ikebukuro
Medium: Digital print on paper
Size: 10x15cm
Year: 2013
© Marco Pompili
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About the Initiators

Marco Pompili

Zurich

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I made base in Zurich in 2015, after working as an architect and academic in Italy, the Netherlands, Japan, and Australia. I have largely published on Japanese architecture, a subject which has been at the core of my research since when I was a PhD candidate at the University of Tokyo (1995-1999).

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