Isozaki was certainly not a pioneering architect in the use of computers to draw his projects, but he was one of the first to harness the full potential of this computing tool to visualize architecture in a radically new way. Thus, his design proposals for the Tokyo City Hall competition (1985-1986) are among the first computer graphics drawings that no longer had the crude, garish, and simplified appearance that was common in computer-generated images at the time...[+]