Japan

A free living space covered by twelve floating roofs

A two-family house penetrated by a huge “stairway”

A small house that accepts various environments

Living together with nature

Creating sunny courtyard with a leaf-patterned ceiling

Plain space highlights the exquisite craft

Light changes in the squares piling up

Immersive texture

The connection inside the kindergarten

Micro-complex, spaces with obscure boundaries

Exploring the extreme point of wooden architecture

Living environment for satellite work and reprogramming of old Japanese house

Architectural duality brought by pure appearance and rough interior decoration

Seeking a sophisticated balance between the roughness and the delicateness, the chaos and the order

The natural space under the folded roof

Integration of western culture and Japanese traditional machiya

Only by understanding children, could we create ideal architecture truly for children.

Bring a touch of warmth to the building