Residential Architecture

A Care Space Shaped by Two Courtyards and Three Gardens

Renewing a sense of belonging and connection

Building on what remained

A Tropical House Shaped by Brick, Light and Vegetation

Offer small apartments something extra

The resistance of a river port city’s genetic values

A landscape-integrated home shaped by the sloping terrain

Building Privacy with Concrete Block Walls

Raising a Vertical Machiya in a Dense Urban Wooden District

Rebuilding Rural Public Housing with Corsican Pine

Reinterpreting the legacy of mass housing between mass and order

An architectural prosthesis in several volumes

a self-sufficient refuge where architecture dissolves into the landscape

Continuity and intervention

The residence constantly rewritten by light

Occupied ruin

Extending Farm Buildings Through Minimal Demolition

The home is an everyday temple