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Prizes and Awards:
| 1926 |
Czechoslovakian Honorary Consul in Japan ( - 1937)
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| 1951 |
The Prize of Architectural Institute of Japan for Design for Readers' Digest Office Building.
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| 1953 |
Building Honored for the year of 1953 for Socony Residences from Mr. Ryozo Hiranuma, Mayor of Yokohama City. |
| 1957 |
Award of Merit for Yawata Steel Mill Co. Memorial Gymnasium from American Institute of Architects, U.S.A. |
| 1957 |
Award of Honor for St. Anselm's Church from American Institute of Architects, U.S.A.
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| 1964 |
The Third Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Neck Ribbon.
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| 1964 |
The Prize of Architectural Institute of Japan for Design for Nanzan University.
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Masterpieces:
1921-1937 (Design in Japan)
| 1921-24 |
Hoshi Commercial School |
Gotanda, Tokyo |
| 1923-24 |
Reinanzaka House (disfigured) |
Akasaka, Tokyo |
| 1924-31 |
Tokyo Women's Christian University (the *DOCOMOMO 100) |
Suginami, Tokyo |
| 1926-27 |
Ehrisman's House |
Yokohama |
| 1927-29 |
Rising Sun Petrolium Co. Housing |
Yokohama |
| 1928 |
Italian Embassy Nikko Villa |
Chuzenji, Nikko |
| 1928-33 |
St. Luke's Hospital - Last Scheme |
Tsukiji, Tokyo |
| 1929-33 |
Soviet Embassy |
Mamiana, Tokyo |
| 1930-32 |
Tokyo Golf Club |
Asaka, Saitama |
| 1931 |
American Embassy with H. Van Burren Magonigle |
Toranomon, Tokyo |
| 1933 |
Antonin Raymond's Summer House |
Karuizawa, Nagano |
| 1933-34 |
Kawasaki's House |
Azabu, Tokyo |
| 1933-34 |
T. Akaboshi's House (destroyed) |
Kichijoji, Tokyo |
| 1934 |
St. Paulfs Catholic Church (the DOCOMOMO 100) |
Karuizawa, Nagano |
| 1936-38 |
Dormitory for the Sri Aurobindo Ashram |
Pondicherry, India |
1938-1954 (Design in U.S.A)
| 1938-39 |
Raymond Farm |
New Hope, Pa. |
| 1939 |
Pitt Petri Shop |
Buffalo, NY |
| 1940-41 |
Carera's House (Long Island House) |
Montauk Point, NI.NY |
| 1942 |
Hospital at Camp Kilmer |
Shelton, NJ |
| 1942 |
Hospital at Camp Shanks |
Orangeburg, NJ |
| 1943-44 |
Canal House (Carson's House) |
New Hope, Pa. |
| 1945 |
Great River Station for Long Island Railroad (R&R) |
Great River, NY |
| 1947-48 |
St. Joseph's Church |
Negros Island, Philippines |
| 1948-49 |
Washington Mills Co. Recreation Center (R&R) |
Mayoden, NC |
| 1949-50 |
Recreation Center for Electrolux Corp. (R&R) |
Greenwich, Conn. |
1949-1966 (Design in Japan)
| 1949-50 |
Socony Residences |
Honmoku, Yokohama |
| 1949-50 |
Socony Residences |
Yamate, Yokohama |
| 1949-50 |
Socony Residences |
Isarago, Tokyo |
| 1949-51 |
Readers' Digest Office Building |
Kanda, Tokyo |
| 1950-51 |
Kogaicho Office & House |
Azabu, Tokyo |
| 1950-51 |
Yamaha Concert Hall |
Ginza, Tokyo |
| 1950-51 |
Nippon Gakki Bldg. |
Ginza, Tokyo |
| 1951-52 |
Yodogawa Seiko Co. Office Bldg. |
Dojima, Osaka |
| 1951-52 |
The National City Bank Bldg. |
Nagoya |
| 1951-52 |
U.S. Embassy Apartment (Perry House) |
Akasaka, Tokyo |
| 1951-53 |
MGM Tokyo Office Bldg. |
Ginza, Tokyo |
| 1952-53 |
Camp Zama Headquarters Bldg. |
Zama, Kanagawa |
| 1952-53 |
Camp Drake Headquarters Bldg. |
Asaka, Saitama |
| 1953-54 |
Yasukawa Denki Bldg. |
Kurosaki, Fukuoka |
| 1953-54 |
Miss E. Cunningham's House |
Azabu, Tokyo |
| 1954 |
Peter J. Dorrances's House |
Azabu, Tokyo |
| 1954-55 |
St. Anselm's Meguro Church |
Meguro, Tokyo |
| 1955-56 |
St. Alban's Church |
Shiba, Tokyo |
| 1955-56 |
Yawata Steel Mill Co. Memorial Gymnasium |
Yawata, Kyushu |
| 1955-56 |
St. Patrick's Church |
Toshima, Tokyo |
| 1957-58 |
Hayama Villa |
Hayama, Kanagawa |
| 1958-61 |
Gunma Music Center (the DOCOMOMO 100) |
Takasaki, Gunma |
| 1959-60 |
Imperial Iranian Embassy |
Azabu, Tokyo |
| 1961-63 |
St. Paul's Church for Rikkyo High School |
Shiki, Saitama |
| 1962-63 |
Karuizawa New Villa (the DOCOMOMO 100) |
Karuizawa, Nagano |
| 1963 |
Price's House |
Takarazuka, Hyogo |
| 1962-64 |
Nanzan University (the DOCOMOMO 100) |
Nagoya, Aichi |
| 1964-66 |
S.V.D. Seminary & Chapel |
Nagoya, Aichi |
| 1965-66 |
Shibata Catholic Church |
Shibata, Niigata |
Note:
*DOCOMOMO is an international organization which stands for "the Documentation and Conservation of buildings, sites and neighborhoods of the Modern Movement". |
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