St. Mary’s Cathedral Concrete Architectural Model

St. Mary’s Cathedral Concrete Architectural Model is A handcrafted concrete model inspired by Kenzo Tange’s St. Mary’s Cathedral in Tokyo. The sculptural silhouette turns a modernist landmark into a refined desk object.

Cast in fine concrete, each piece has subtle variations in tone and surface texture that make it uniquely its own.

• Material: Fine concrete
• Dimensions: 13.5 × 9 × 8 cm
• Weight: 0.59 kg

Made for considered spaces and everyday appreciation of architectural form.

A postwar Tokyo landmark

Kenzo Tange’s St. Mary’s Cathedral in Tokyo was completed in 1964. Its soaring folded surfaces reinterpret the traditional cathedral plan through the optimism and technical ambition of postwar Japanese modernism. From above, the plan evokes a cross; from the ground, light and structure create an almost weightless presence.

This concrete model translates that dramatic geometry into a compact architectural object. It is made for collectors who appreciate Tange’s ability to connect tradition, engineering, and modern form.

A meaningful architectural gift

Display it with books on Japanese architecture or modern sacred spaces, where its changing planes invite closer looking.