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is a publishing project focusing on architecture and representation, established in 2024.
Tabula Press, a publishing project of architecture and representation founded in 2024, is excited to announce a new sale on their latest collection of design books. With a focus on showcasing innovative and thought-provoking content, Tabula Press aims to inspire architects, designers, and enthusiasts alike. Don't miss out on this opportunity to add some unique and visually stunning publications to your library. Shop now and enrich your understanding of the ever-evolving world of design.
Yukasa Narisada
She graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts with a masters degree in architecture, and her main fields of activity are architectural design, photography and video, as well as exhibitions, and she has produced a book for each of her works. Major exhibitions include “To Any Future Form that Will Be Able to Present Itself as an Invisible “(2024, Calm&Punk Gallery, Tokyo) and “Ground Zero”(2023, Kyoto Art Centre, Kyoto). “My Bodily Timidity" (2022, The 5th Floor/VOU, Tokyo/Kyoto).
Tatsumi Sone
Tatsumi Sone studied architecture at Tokyo Institute of Technology and TU Delft. His work includes architectural works and graphics. For Sone, architecture is a translation between different media, including drawings, models, and objects, and he therefore places great importance on books that can be used at any stage of the translation.
He has published "Poortgebouw: 7 Narratives" (2022), "Distilled Perspectives On Domesticity: Interior Perspective Drawings by Dutch Architects 1896-1976” (2023) and "Netherlands - East Indies Furniture Museum: Drawings" (2024).
Naoki Kitagaki
Naoki Kitagaki studied architecture at Kyoto University. He engages in exploration and expression through architectural design practice, criticism, writing, and other creative endeavors, focusing on the relationship between architectural space and the entities existing within it from the perspectives of "ownership," "covering it," and "continuously providing structure (philosophy of life and tidying).”