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Four Houses by Kazuo Shinohara. Symmetry and Topology

The article analyses topological issues of symmetry in the form of four “meaning spaces” within residential buildings designed by the Japanese Architect Kazuo Shinohara between 1970 and 1971, together with general reflections on its architectural creativity and the implications of those meaning spaces in the generation that followed in Japan.