Our guide to architecture of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games features in today’s Dezeen Weekly newsletter
The latest edition of our Dezeen Weekly newsletter features our guide to the architecture of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
As part of our coverage of the coronavirus-delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, we rounded up the most architecturally significant venues. Buildings by Japanese architects Kengo Kuma, Kenzo Tange and Rafael Viñoly Architects are included.
Readers are impressed. One commenter called the building by Tange: “An icon and masterpiece”.
Other stories in this week’s newsletter include a recently renovated Victorian house in south London, a gymnasium at a private school in Bali, and Norway’s plan to bury captured carbon under the North Sea.
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