(All texts by Julian Worrall, unless otherwise noted).

2010

  • “China’s World Expo.” Icon no 85 (July 2010). London. 41-44.
  • “Tokyo Apartment.” Icon no. 85 (July 2010). London. 46-52.
  • “Bringing the Outside In – The Work of Suppose Design Office.” Domus no. 934 (March 2010). Milan.
  • “An Art of Energy: Hiroshi Sambuichi’s Miyajima Office.” Domus no. 933 (February 2010). Milan.
  • “Sugawara Daisuke’s Flow.” Monument no. 95 (February/March 2010). Melbourne. 74-81.
  • “Structure as Natural Philosophy – Cecil Balmond.” The Japan Times (29 January 2010). Tokyo. 17.

2009

  • “Camouflage: dissolving boundaries, resolving worlds in Sejima and Nishizawa.” Domus no. 931 (December 2009). Milan. 30-31.
  • “Ofanuto Civic Centre and Library, Ofanuto; Architect: Chiaki Arai.” Icon no. 77 (November 2009). London. 64-72.
  • “The Many Times of Architecture [建築の時間群]” Waseda Kenchiku Gakuho 2010 (October 2009). Tokyo. 14-15.
  • “Alternate Modernity and Public Space: Thinking Architecture Through Tokyo.” Waseda Kenchiku Gakuho 2010 (October 2009), Tokyo. 81.
  • “Bathing in Timeless Memories – Shinro Ohtake.” The Japan Times (28 August 2009). [Photographs also by Julian Worrall]. Tokyo. 15.
  • “Escape from Propaganda – Ai Weiwei.” The Japan Times (31 July 2009). [Photographs also by Julian Worrall]. Tokyo. 17.
  • “A sculpted chink; Architects: Toyo Ito & Associates.” Icon no. 74 (August 2009). London. 38-39.
  • “Annular children’s home in Africa (Koji Tsutsui Architect & Associates).” Domus. (July/August 2009). Milan. 59-62.
  • “An exhibition’s critical charge” (Exhibition Review of “The House and the City: Architecture by Diener & Diener,” Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery). The Japan Times, 18 February 2009.
  • “Kim Jong-il On Architecture” Icon no. 71 (May 2009). London. 78-79.
  • “The primitive homes of the future; Architects: Toyo Ito, Terunobu Fujimori, Sou Fujimoto and Taira Nishizawa.” Domus no. 922 (February 2009) Milan. 14-25.
  • “Inujima Art Project.” Domus no. 922 supplement (February 2009). Milan. 48-53.

2008

  • “Kuma at Kyoto University.” Domus no. 920 (December 2008). Milan. 66-69.
  • “Art in the Deep North: Towada Art Center.” D-La Repubblica Delle Donne (November 2008). Rome.
  • “Venice Biennale’s theme won’t stop the rain.” The Japan Times (9 October 2008). Tokyo. 19.
  • “The Incinerators of Tokyo.” Domus no.918 (October 2008). Milan.
  • “Profile: Sou Fujimoto.” Icon no. 64 (October 2008) London.
  • “House N in Japan.” Domus no. 917 (September 2008). Milan. 63-68.
  • “Profile: Junya Ishigami.” Icon no. 62 (August 2008) London. 60-66.
  • “What is Australian contemporary architecture?” The Japan Times (24 June 2008). Tokyo. 17.
  • “Yasuhiro Ishimoto: Tokyo.” The Japan Times (19 June 2008). Tokyo. 19.
  • “Exhibition Review: XXIst Century Man.” Icon no. 60 (June 2008) London. 151.
  • “[A white forest in a grey field]; Architects: Junya Ishigami & Associates.” Icon no. 59 (May 2008) London. 38-39, 41.
  • “Ishigami in Kanagawa.” Domus no. 913 (April 2008). Milan. 20-29.
  • “Sou Fujimoto” and “Junya Ishigami.” Contribution to “The 20 Essential Young Architects.” Icon no. 58 (April 2008) London.
  • “MVRDV in Tokyo.” Icon no. 56 (February 2008) London. 30-31.
  • “Spazio per il vostro futuro [Space for your future].” Domus no. 910 (January 2008). Milan. 5.

2007

  • “Principio di relativita [Principle of relativity].” Domus no. 909 (December 2007). Milan. 44-49.
  • “Design turns over a greener leaf.” The Japan Times (6 November 2007). [Photographs also by Julian Worrall]. Tokyo.
  • “SANAA at Almere.” Icon no. 52 (October 2007) London. 52-53, 55.
  • “Soft Orderings: Children’s Center for Children’s Psychiatric Rehabilitation, Hokkaido, Japan.” Monument no. 81 (May/June 2007). Melbourne.
  • “Native Alien.” Monument no. 79 (Feb/Mar 2007). Melbourne. 96-100.
  • “Exhibition Review: Toyo Ito’s ‘New Real.’” Icon no. 43 (January 2007) London. 84-85.

2006

  • “The Aomori Museum of Art.” Icon no. 42 (December 2006). London. 38-39.
  • “A return to the real.” The Japan Times (30 November 2006). [Photographs also by Julian Worrall]. Tokyo. 17.
  • “Love, Peace & Money?” (with Mark Dytham). The Japan Times (2 November 2006). Tokyo. 17.
  • “Crematorium at Kakamigahara.” Icon no. 41 (November 2006). London. 32-35.
  • “Park Life: Hanamidori Culture Centre.” Icon no. 38 (August 2006). London. 52-60.
  • “Bow-wow in the House.” Mark no. 3 (July 2006). Amsterdam. 60-75.
  • “What Lies Beneath Omotesando Hills.” Metropolis (February 2, 2006). January/February 2006. Tokyo.
  • “Green Black Box.” Dwell (January/February 2006). San Francisco.
  • “Circle Work: Tomihiro Art Museum.” Mark no. 2 (April 2006). [Photographs also by Julian Worrall]. Amsterdam. 127-137.

2005

  • “Museo con un cuore a zig-zag [Museum with a zig-zag heart].” [Italian], D-La Repubblica Delle Donne (December 2005). Rome.
  • “La Casa del Cane Nero [The Black Dog House].” [Italian], D-La Repubblica Delle Donne (November 2005). Rome.
  • “Utopia Pop.” [Italian], D-La Repubblica Delle Donne (September 17-18, 2005). Rome.
  • “The Gray Zone.” Metropolis (September 16, 2005). Tokyo.
  • “Battleship Shinonome: Housing a Metropolitan Public.” [Italian/English] Architettura OFX 82 (January 2005). Milan. 76-89.

2004 and earlier

  • “Japan Update.” Detail-English Edition (Nov.-Dec. 2004). Munich. 150.
  • “Resident aliens: the foreign as design method.” Nomad – Tokyo, September 2004.
  • “Miwa Yanagi: Di grande lancerò un urlo.” [Italian], D-La Repubblica Delle Donne (4-5 September 2004). Rome. 64-69.
  • “The Benefits of Blur: The World of Klein Dytham Architects.” J-Select (January 2004). Tokyo. 16-20.
  • “Postcards from Yokohama: FOA’s International Passenger Terminal, Yokohama.” Building Design no. 1539 (June 28, 2002). [Photographs also by Julian Worrall.] London. 11-15.
  • “‘James Barnet: The Universal Values of Civic Existence’ – Book Review, in Royal Australian Institute of Architects NSW Bulletin, September 2000.