Japan

Three roofs cover three types of lands

A small and cozy, 26 seat restaurant

inspired by the Tateyama mountain range, stimulating children’s adventure spirit and curiosity

Modern dining scene melting into space with signs of the Japanese traditional way of life

ninehours offers ideally simple urban stay unlike any other in the world

“trimming” the scenery through the traditional screen doors

Increasing the attractiveness of farmland

Symbol of the neighborhood as an iconic old tree

Back to nature

A selection of 30 Japanese residential houses in the last two years

inspired by paper cranes

An athletic’s home and gym

Repair and renovation of an old merchandise wholesaler building originally built in 1929

Integrate into the urban fabric and natural environment

The one-roomed library under the large roof

Apunctuated “hole” becomes a garden that brings light and air inside

Reinterpreting the relationship between the interior and the eaves.

Three types of space with three courtyard gardens