Fumihiko Maki

Hillside Terrace is a long-running mixed-use development in Daikanyama, Tokyo. Maki worked on it across multiple phases, making it a key example of his careful urban modernism.

Maki designed 4 World Trade Center in New York. The tower is known for its restrained glass form and was part of the post-9/11 rebuilding of the World Trade Center site.

Fumihiko Maki won the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 1993. The award recognized his modernist work and his ability to shape buildings within larger urban settings.

Maki was associated with the Japanese Metabolist generation, though his built work is often calmer and more refined than the movement's megastructure proposals. His idea of collective form became important in postwar architectural theory.