A plain, parabolic concrete arch serves as a cenotaph near a [*] Peace Center this man designed.
Five brown cubes seem to hang off a brown central tower at this man's Shizuoka Press and Broadcasting Center. This architect abandoned the concept of a city center and instead proposed a linear city spanning a bay in his home country. A plain, parabolic concrete arch serves as a cenotaph near a [*] Peace Center this man designed. This man arranged eight hyperbolic concrete walls to transition between a cathedral's rhomboid base and its cross-shaped top. This architect wasn't really a Metabolist, but he mentored all those guys. This designer of the Tokyo Bay project also created the St. Mary's Cathedral in that city. For 10 points, name this 1987 Pritzker Laureate, the first Japanese winner of the prize. 
Five brown cubes seem to hang off a brown central tower at this man's Shizuoka Press and Broadcasting Center.
Kenzo Tange [accept names in either order]