Naomi Pollock's "Vanishing Japan" is a beautiful record of demolished architectural masterpieces and Japan's penchant for constant rebuilding.
The urban fabric of Japanese cities changes at a remarkable pace. Naomi Pollock, an architect and architectural critic, explores this phenomenon in her latest book, “Vanishing Japan,” a visual archive of demolished architectural masterpieces of the 20th century.
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