Developer Andrew Mazzella was in contract to pay $30 million for the concrete structure, designed by starchitect Tadao Ando.

The Malibu home that West famously gutted is now back on the market after a deal to buy the property fell through.

West purchased a home designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando in 2021—then gutted it entirely.

The crowdfunded real estate firm Belwood Investments snapped up the property in 2024 for just $21 million — $14 million less ...

The skeletal beach house then sold for $21 million last year to Steven “Bo” Belmont, a developer who returned it to the ...

Alongside the Malibu listing, West has placed his Calabasas ranch on the market for around $2 million and his church property ...

But he has nothing on Tadao Ando, the 81-year-old Japanese architect, whose homes are in demand by some of the wealthiest people in the world, according to the Wall Street Journa l.

Boxing clever Ando is a household name in Japan, and his celebrity is expected to attract 150,000 visitors to the exhibition, many from beyond the architecture world. Tadao Ando in 1999.

A one-of-a-kind Lenox Hill unit by the celebrity-beloved — and Pritzker Prize-winning — Japanese architect Tadao Ando has hit the market. The 150 E. 72nd St. apartment — in which everything ...

Bolton reflects, “Lagerfeld never lived in a Tadao Ando space, and now he can,” thanks to the Karl Lagerfeld Met exhibition. “It’s meaningful to Tadao, meaningful to me, and meaningful to ...

Tadao Ando, the Japanese architect whose work includes the Japanese pavilion at this year's World's Fair in Spain, was awarded the $235,000 Carlsberg Architectural Prize on Friday.

For an architect whose work is so invested in the natural, Tadao Ando's forthcoming contribution to Nolita might seem out of place. Ando's name is synonymous with tranquility, order, and ...