Energic Tokyo '14

Jaume Soler: Kenzo Tange has built many impressive buildings in Tokyo, but St Mary's Cathedral is arguably his finest work. Built in 1964, it is a soaring vision of stainless-steel-clad abstraction.

Jaume Soler: Tokyo's Omotesando boulevard is a stunning catwalk for high-end contemporary fashion and dramatic architecture. Prada's aims to seduce with plush white carpets and rounded plastic walls.

Jaume Soler: Nakagin Capsule Tower. Completed in 1972 by Kisho Kurokawa, this eccentric residential/office building – which looks like a stack of washing machines – is an icon of the postwar Metabolist movement.

Jaume Soler: 21_21 Design Sight is a signature work by Tadao Ando, and Japan's first design museum.

Jaume Soler: 2005. 45,000 m2. Energy-saving design. Symbiotic relationship with the surrounding areas.

Jaume Soler: The biggest club in Tokyo. It offers three dancefloors, a pool area, numerous bars and chill-out spaces, and the best sound system in town.

Jaume Soler: 2003. Atelier Jean Nouvel. Cliff as the basis. Grows out of the erath like a mountain. SMall waterfalls flow.

Jaume Soler: 215 meters. Sweeping facade made of emerald green glass.

Jaume Soler: 2004. SUperimposed lines of trees. Frameless windows. Concrete and glass.

Jaume Soler: 2003. 52nd and 53rd floors of Mori Tower. Contemporary exhibits.

Jaume Soler: Advertising Museum. 2002. COmprehensive collection. Caretta Shiodome Complex.

Jaume Soler: 2003. 25th - 34th floors. Tateru Yoshino's Bar and Lounge.

Jaume Soler: 2003. 389 luxury rooms. Covered mall with 200 shops.

Jaume Soler: 1994. Kenzo Tange. Lost in Translation. 178 rooms. Rooftop pool. Upper 14 floors of three interconnected towers.

Jaume Soler: Meiji Shrine.

Jaume Soler: 1988. Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building.