Single family house

In Dong Gong’s mind, the fundamental of architecture is making, is the involvement of our hand and body, ultimately to create a place with spirit.

A delicious encounter between straight and curved lines

A vertical space on a 27 square metres site

A modest cabin growing bravely inside the slot of urban concrete jungle

28-metre-long catwalk connects both views of the sea and mountain landscape

A long wall creates a sense of an outdoor room

Four vertical volumes are integrated in the surrounding landscape

Light and heavy

A three-storey residence incorporated with jazz elements

A sake shop combined housing in Hokkaido

A continuous building with a large inner patio

A 4-bedroom residence renovated from an old storage

Built for the architect and his family, the house integrates domestic life with the nature of the place

The gradient of modification

A house that would produce visual expansion while blocking eyes from surroundings

A modern take on the local, historic barns of the Hudson River Valley

A passive house, with a smart use of rammed earth elements

The strong contrast between openness and opacity creates a framing effect