Built with geometric precision of poured-in-place concrete, the Japanese architect's first Australian commission will serve as the backdrop for arts and culture events through the Antipodean summer and fall.

The Japanese architect said his design for the annual commission began “with a desire to create a sense of eternity within Melbourne’s garden oasis.”

The forthcoming pavilion at Queen Victoria Gardens is the first Australian project for the 1995 Pritzker laureate known for his work with concrete.

Tadao Ando and a team of French architects have turned the cylindrical La Bourse, the onetime commodities exchange of Paris, into a whorling museum.

Tadao Ando designs and funds a children’s library for his hometown of Osaka.

An ordinary apartment building on a quiet block in Chicago is revamped as a stunning space for art.