Talk:Fumihiko Maki
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[edit] Involved in Natori
I have no clue about the structure of architect articles. Maki-san was the designer of the cultural meeting center (bunkakaikan) in Natori-shi. It is a rather nice building, I might add. Is it worth mentioning under his works now that there is a mention of it in Natori, or is the works list here only major works? Erk|Talk|homepage 09:34, 15 November 2006 (UTC)
