Japan

free-arrangement of the slabs

”Children’s Paradise”

a part of its structure by “parasitizing” on to the corners or edges of the walls,

pursuing diversified and productive open spaces

A space which provides dwelling as like a part of the nature

A new shelf “nest shelf” during London Design Festival

Natural profile and skin, which can sit on the table to be a light!

Enjoy the different look as real iron does

This innkeeper runs his hotel with the strong hope his guests will experience the nature, cuisine, history and culture of Ogasawara in this historic place passed down through the generations of his family.

It is full of forest, like living in the spring.

Great importance was attached to its relationship with the flowering trees.

The house was then designed to form a U-shaped building with courtyard which secures privacy.

The living space should be filled with the warmth of wood, and the Japanese style.

Uses exposed RC and bronze tinted glass.

Dividing the exhibition spaces into many sizes by using trussed flame structure.

Opening the window is an art.

Seeking openness and light in the limits.

Changing “twigs”.