Shigeru Ban Architects (Tokyo) in association with Jean de Gastines (Paris) and Gumuchdjian Architects (London) won the design competition to build a new Centre Pompidou in the city of Metz on ...

Here are some photographs of the Centre Pompidou-Metz in France by architects Shigeru Ban of Japan and Jean de Gastines of France, which will open to the public in May. The undulating laminated ...

With a swoopy roof supported by a novel timber structure, the world-famous Centre Pompidou’s home for its first satellite challenges convention. Will it succeed?

This review of Shigeru Ban’s Centre Pompidou-Metz first appeared in the Architectural Review ‘Centre Pompidou is the only public monument the ’70s have produced,’ pronounced Reyner Banham in these ...

In 2014, Ban Shigeru received the Pritzker Prize, one of the most prestigious honors in the field of architecture. Ban has won international kudos for his temporary but sturdy structures built ...

Ban inside the roof of the Centre Pompidou-Metz museum he designed in France, inspired by a Chinese hat Japanese architect Shigeru Ban - who uses cardboard tubes to make temporary housing in ...

Intrigued by the hexagonal plan and complex structure of Shigeru Ban’s Centre Pompidou Metz in France, ANTIVJ visual artists Simon Geilfus and Yannick Jacquet, and composer Thomas Vaquié ...

Ban has earned global renown for buildings such as the Centre Pompidou Metz, which opened last year, and the Metal Shutter Houses, luxury condominiums in Chelsea.

A six-floor ride up a red elevator at the side of the entrance to Centre Pompidou in Paris brings you to the terrace office of architect Shigeru Ban. His white elongated shelter is made of ...

You wouldn’t expect cardboard to be strong enough to build load-bearing infrastructure, but that’s exactly what ingenious architect Shigeru Ban used to build a bridge across the Gardon River ...