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The Toyo Ito Museum of Architecture was designed by Ito himself in order to give people insight into his style of architecture. This is rare, as it is dedicated to the work of an individual architect and was built by that same architect

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The Silver Hut was the second official project Toyo Ito has produced throughout his career. Constructed in 1984, the building served as Ito's very own home in Tokyo and was later redesigned to serve as a part of the Toyo Ito Museum of Architecture. Along with several other residential structures, The Silver Hut was the first introduction of Toyo Ito to the world.

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The Tama Art University Library in Tokyo, Japan is a rather special structure. Used by many students daily, the library serves both a functional and visual purpose for those who enjoy reading and studying in the facility.

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Unlike most theaters, the Matsumoto Performing Arts Center is built two stories under the ground. This is unique because theaters are usually built above ground.

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Toyo Ito With the Pritzker Architecture Prize

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Toyo Ito With the Pritzker Architecture Prize

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After many years of incredible work in the architectural world, Toyo Ito was awarded the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2013. The award, only given to the best architects, shows that Ito truly is one of the greats.

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Built in 1991 in Yatsushiro, Japan, the Yatsushiro Municipal Museum is one of Toyo Ito's greatest works. Especially since those in charge of the project were concerned that Ito would destroy the history of the location with his modern style. Instead, the result was a beautiful compromise that satisfies anyone who visits the esteemed museum.

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In 2009, Toyo Ito constructed the main stadium for the World Games in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The stadium is different from most stadiums because of it's modern design and the fact that it uses solar energy to power the entire structure.

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The Tower of Winds in Yokohama, Japan was designed by Toyo Ito in 1986. Within the tower there are computers that can sense sound and wind and translate this into light that illuminates the city at night. This is an example of a structure that benefits society every single day of its existence.

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The Serpentine Pavillion was a collaboration between Toyo Ito and several other architects. It was constructed in 2002 in London. The structure was designed to give people a sense that the shapes within the building were forever evolving and constantly repeating.

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This structure is a library in Tokyo, Japan. What makes this library unique is the fact that it survived the horrendous 2011 tsunami that practically wiped out every other structure across Japan. This proves that Ito's work is qualitative and can withstand harsh conditions due to the proper making of the building itself.