Browsing Tag »Japanese architecture«
→ December 31, 2008
As you can see, a very contrast materials between inside and outside, where external skins are covered by rusting effect steel and fine materials with lighting effect internally. The idea of the house was to spatially distinct between public and private area in Architects Nakayma’s spatial organization. 2 bedrooms with a bathroom are placed just [...]
Also in Architecture, House, Interior
Tags: Contemporary architecture, COR-TEN, Japanese architecture, Steel
→ November 11, 2008
The Alphaville architects Kentaro Takeguchi and Asako Yamamoto designed and built their own house W-Window House in Kyoto. The staircase was impressed me and my first thought was just a folding paper. Remember our previous post of W chair? It would be best match with this house!
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Also in Architecture, House, Interior, Residential, Selected
Tags: Features, Japanese architecture, Minimalism, Steel
→ October 26, 2008
Childhood recalled? Is this a house or children playground? This is my first impression to the project.
Architect Sou Fujimoto has created a wooden house to express the versatility of lumber. It blurs between wall, ceiling, floor and chair (where people can sit) that embody the architectural experience within the whole structure.
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Also in Architecture, House, Interior, Selected
Tags: Features, Japanese architecture, Sou Fujimoto, Wood
→ October 26, 2008
House O, designed by Sou Fujimoto Architects, who is a one of Japan’s most promising young architects in Japan. Sou Fujimoto believes architect should create a better living environment to the end user. The wall is not just the tool to divide the space but is how space in between people can share.
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Also in Architecture, House, Residential
Tags: Concrete, Contemporary architecture, Glass, Japanese architecture, Sou Fujimoto
→ September 28, 2008
Project: Neil Barrett Tokyo Store
Architect: Zaha Hadid
Location: Tokyo
Neil Barrett, the English born, Italian living designer (who was also recently featured in a spread in GQ), has just opened a new store front in the Minami-Aoyama district of Tokyo. The Barrett store was designed by Zaha Hadid, one of the most successful female designer in the [...]
Also in Architecture, Fashion, Interior, Retail
Tags: Concrete, Japanese architecture, Zaha Hadid