Shigeru Ban is a Japanese architect known for his innovative use of materials, particularly recycled cardboard tubes, and for designing temporary structures and disaster relief housing. While not directly a space industry organization, his architectural firm, Shigeru Ban Architects, focuses on creating unique, open spaces with a rational approach to structure and construction, sometimes incorporating newly discovered technology. Ban's work demonstrates an interest in redefining aesthetics, space, materials, and structure, with a passion for developing paper tubes as a primary building material. He was awarded the Pritzker Prize in 2014 for his humanitarian efforts and innovative use of materials.
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