<ul><li>The twelfth edition of Prada Mode is being held in Osaka’s Umekita Park, featuring a SANAA-designed pavilion that reflects Kazuyo Sejima’s vision for Inujima in an urban setting.</li><li>The Inujima Project in Inujima Island showcases Sejima’s architecture contributions, including a permanent pavilion, reflecting her approach of integrating architecture with the local community.</li><li>SANAA's collaboration with Inujima started in 2008 as part of the Benesse Art Site Naoshima, emphasizing architectural interventions that evolve with local life rather than fixing a place in time.</li><li>The Prada Mode Osaka pavilion, designed by SANAA, exhibits architectural models and artifacts from Inujima, emphasizing the interconnected systems shaping architecture, with a focus on openness and continuity.</li></ul>

prada mode osaka and the inujima project trace SANAA’s architecture across japan

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