Architect Yasuda receives Isamu Noguchi Award

Architect Yasuda receives Isamu Noguchi Award

Japanese Architect Kan Yasuda gives a speech after receiving the Isamu Noguchi Award during a ceremony held at the late sculptor Noguchi's museum in New York on Nov. 17, 2025.

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