Which architect's competition did Tange win in 1949?
Kyoto Imperial Palace
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
Tokyo Tower
Osaka Castle
Answer
Kenzo Tange emerged victorious in the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park international design competition held in 1949. His groundbreaking proposal symbolized the rebirth and resilience of Hiroshima, a city devastated by the atomic bomb. Tange's design harmoniously integrated the natural landscape with modern architectural elements, creating a powerful memorial that promotes peace and reflects humanity's collective aspiration to overcome the horrors of war.
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