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SAISEI Office Building in Kandanishikicho / Saisei Kenchiku Laboratory

Completed in 2022 in Japan. Images by Tomoyuki Kusunose. This project is to legalize and utilize a 53-year-old illegal building in Kanda Nishiki-cho. Both sides of the building had public open space, but.

renovation in tokyo arranges wooden house's interior in spiral sequence

Ice/ichie architects takes over a row house renovation project in shinjuku, tokyo, standing on an old urban block from the edo period.

House in Kataseyama / Tamotsu Teshima Architect & Associates

Completed in 2022 in Yokohama, Japan. Images by Tomoyuki Kusunose. House and studio for an artist and his family. The site includes the renovation of an existing concrete house and the addition of a new.

sugawaradaisuke's 'winery and restaurant' echoes mountainous hirosima landscape

Sugawaradaisuke has completed 'Setouchi Jozojo,' a winery and restaurant in Hiroshima, that aims to strengthen local industries and culture.

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Orhan Ayyüce kicked off October with a paean/visit to Jay McCafferty and his Hollister Ranch Studio, designed by Coy Howard. Jay McCafferty s Hollister Ranch Studio, designed by Coy Howard via Orhan Ayyüce Plus,

Tenjin Business Center / OMA

Completed in 2021 in Fukuoka, Japan. Images by Tomoyuki Kusunose, Fukuoka Jisho. OMA’s only built project in Japan up until 2012 can be found in Fukuoka. The Nexus World Housing complex was completed more than twenty-five years.

OMA's first office development in Japan is now complete

JINS Sharestar Hakodate Shop / Schemata Architects + Jo Nagasaka

Sou Fujimoto adds giant atrium and green hill to renovated Shiroiya Hotel

Sou Fujimoto Architects has renovated a hotel in Maebashi, Japan, removing the original building s internal floors and adding a grassy hill containing covered in cabins. Located in the centre of the city, the 1970s Shiroiya Hotel is on the site of a former inn that hosted guests for over 300 years. As part of a wider rejuvenation of Maebashi s city centre, local businessman Jin Tanaka commissioned Sou Fujimoto Architects to revamp the four-storey building that had been vacant since it closed in 2008. Top: Sou Fujimoto added a grassy hill at the rear of the Shiroiya Hotel. Above: the facade contains an artwork by Lawrence Weiner