Japan

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

A versatile semi-outdoor place in the campus

“Reception room, alcove”

Incorporating elements of traditional shrine and temple architecture into the chapel

An large opening enriches the relationship between the house and the outside.

Create the shade of tree to cultivate children’s sensitivity and make them comfortable

Combine Japanese and Western culture, tradition and youthfulness

Twisted cubes.

shining, white forest

Using AR technology to build complex three-dimensional shape

Regional Center School

Emphasizing on people’s relaxation and experience

Simple but powerful

A museum where visitors can learn and experience first-hand Kutani porcelain making