Tokutoshi Torii

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Tokutoshi Torii (鳥居 徳敏, Torii Tokutoshi; born 1947 in Toyokawa) is a Japanese architect and writer. He has lived for more than ten years in Zambia, researching Spanish architecture, especially the architecture of Gaudi, on which he has published several studies.

Bibliography

• El munco enigmático de Gaudí, Madrid; Instituto de España, 1983, 2 vols. ISBN 84-85559-30-4
• Antonio Gaudí (The life of Gaudí), Tokyo; Kajimashuppankai, 1985 ISBN 4-306-05197-8
• The architecture of Gaudí ("Gaudí no kenchiku"), Tokyo; Kajimashuppankai, 1987 ISBN 4-306-04214-6
• The Philosophy of Gaudí ("Gaudí no Nanatsu no Shuchoo"), Tokyo; Kajimashuppankai, 1990 ISBN 4-306-06107-8
• The origins of Gaudí's architecture, Tokyo; Kajimashuppankai, 2001 ISBN 4-306-04418-1
• Gaudí, his architecture and his historical world, Tokyo; Chuokoronbijutsu-Shuppan, 2000　ISBN 4-8055-0368-8
• Gaudí, his complete writings and words, Tokyo; Chuokoronbijutsu-Shuppan, 2007　ISBN 978-4-8055-0554-0

Works

• Jizo Tower of Hatagaya, Tokyo 1971–73
• Reconstruction of Gaudi's project of the Catholic Missions for Africa in Tangiers (1892–93) 1981–82
• Casa de España (project), Tokyo 1984
• Asahiya Hotel, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 1986–87 (Mugito Architects)
• Sinkong Life Insurance Group Headquarters (project), Taipei 1986–87 (KMG *Architects & Engineers)
• Association of East Asian Relations, Tokyo, 1987–89 (KMG Architects & Engineers)
• Club House, Uchihara Country Club, Uchihara, Ibaraki 1989–90 (KMG Architects & Engineers)
• Takatsu Hotel, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 1989–90 (Mugito Architects)
• Club House, Higashi-Chiba Country Club, Togane, Chiba, 1990–93 (KMG Architects & Engineers)
• Club House, Tong Hwa Country Club, Taipei 1990–93 (KMG Architects & Engineers)
• Club House, Kozaki Country Club, Kozaki, Chiba, 1992–93 (KMG Architects & Engineers)
• Taiwan Cement Building, Taipei 1991–97 (KMG Architects & Engineers)
• Cathay Financial Center, Taipei 1995–97 (KMG Architects & Engineers)

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  Taiwan Cement Building
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  Cathay Financial Center

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