A photo exhibition of architect Kenzo Tange: how does Tange's work appear through his own eyes?（4/12）
Portrait of Kenzo Tange, circa 1953, photographer unknown
Tange, camera in hand, facing the Kagawa Prefectural Office Building at the time of its completion, circa 1958. Photographer unknown.
Contact sheets of Kenzo Tange's own photographs of his own works. (The photo shows the construction site of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.)
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum (Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, 1952) Photographed in 1952 (C) Kenzo Tange. The trimming lines were added by Tange himself.
Residence (Own residence) (Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, 1953) 1956 (C) Kenzo Tange
Ehime Prefectural Civic Center (Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture, 1953) Photographed in 1954 (C) Kenzo Tange
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum (Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, 1952) Photographed in 1955 (C) Kenzo Tange
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, 1957) Photographed in 1957 (C) Kenzo Tange
Kurayoshi City Hall (Kurayoshi City, Tottori Prefecture, 1957) Photographed in 1957 (C) Kenzo Tange
Kagawa Prefectural Office Building (Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture, 1958) Photographed in 1958 (C) Kenzo Tange
Textile Industry Hall (designed by Le Corbusier, Ahmedabad, India, 1956) Photographed in 1957 (C) Kenzo Tange
View of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) drafting room (Tange Studio) (Massachusetts, USA) Photographed in 1959 (C) Kenzo Tange
Portrait of Kenzo Tange, circa 1953, photographer unknown
Tange, camera in hand, facing the Kagawa Prefectural Office Building at the time of its completion, circa 1958. Photographer unknown.
