ArchitectureScape House by FORM/Kouichi Kimura ArchitectsLiving space with versatilities created by intended openings.2019.05.22FavoritesShare
ArchitectureESCALIER GOBANCHO by ETHNOSA terraced commercial building connected closely with the city landscape2019.05.07FavoritesShare
ArchitectureNihondaira Yume Terrace by Kengo Kuma and AssociatesInspired from the octagonal shape of Yumedono2019.04.29FavoritesShare
ArchitectureShoraku-ji by Toru Kashihara ArchitectsThe concave-convex form, the unconventional temple2019.04.28FavoritesShare
ArchitectureWe Hotel Toya by Kengo Kuma and AssociatesA boutique-typed hotel of wood and fabric2019.04.26FavoritesShare
DesignCOTODAMA Lyric Speaker and SHELF by YOYTwo new pieces designed for the exhibition at Milan Design Week 20192019.04.17FavoritesShare
Designkatachi collection by nendoThe new collection offers a third experience by adding new functions for the bags2019.04.16FavoritesShare
ArchitectureKASHIYAMA DAIKANYAMA by nendoBox-like units are stacked one on top of the other and overlapped horizontally2019.04.11FavoritesShare
ArchitectureHigashimatsuyama House by Kohei Kudo & AssociatesThe folded roofs pass on a space with the memory and the affection2019.04.10FavoritesShare
ArchitectureAnjoshi Library by MIKAMI ArchitectsA transparent cube looks like a prism2019.04.08FavoritesShare
ArchitectureOffice Empath by tamotsu ito architecture officeA simple, reflective common space in a typical plan2019.04.02FavoritesShare
ArchitectureHokota South Primary School by MIKAMI ArchitectsExpand the education space from interior to exterior2019.04.02FavoritesShare
ArchitectureHouse in Kita-Koshigaya by Tamotsu Ito + Satoshi NumanoiA non-modern imagination of the suburban life in Japan2019.04.01FavoritesShare
ArchitectureZuishoji Temple by Kengo Kuma and AssociatesThe U-shape cloister creates a raised stage with a water pool courtyard2019.03.28FavoritesShare
ArchitectureBirch Moss Chapel by Kengo Kuma and AssociatesDisappearing among the trees and ground2019.03.25FavoritesShare
ArchitectureNonoichi Library by MIKAMI ArchitectsA “kaleidoscope” that can record all the phenomena in the world2019.03.20FavoritesShare