In one church designed by this man, a glass rear wall allows congregants to face a cross erected in a tiered pond, while in another, a cross is created by the four not-quite-touching sections of the rear wall.
This architect designed a hollow conical frustum covered in wooden slats for his Museum of Wood Culture. A temple designed by this man features an elliptical pond populated by lily pads and nearly bisected by a descending staircase. In one church designed by this man, a glass rear wall allows congregants to face a cross erected in a tiered pond, while in another, a cross is created by the four not-quite-touching sections of the rear wall. This designer of the [*] Church on the Water and the Church of Light created a windowless rowhouse that receives light from its internal courtyard, which is sandwiched between two concrete volumes. For 10 points, name this 1995 Pritzker laureate, the Japanese designer of the Azuma House.
This architect designed a hollow conical frustum covered in wooden slats for his Museum of Wood Culture.
Tadao Ando [accept names in either order]