wooden windows transform residence by sobokuya inc. into gallery of japanese landscapes
Sobokuya Inc.'s Totonoeru Ie showcases a blend of modern living and traditional craftsmanship, creating a harmonious home that respects its natural surroundings.
double-level foyer puts modern twist on traditional japanese doma in house in itama
The renovation by coil Kazuteru Matumura Architects creates a modern family home while preserving traditional Japanese architectural elements.
undulating wooden ceiling spreads over KDH2 residence's fluid interior spaces in japan
KDH2 by Noesis Architecture & Design focuses on interior-urban connectivity through seamless transitions and carefully framed views, embodying the Japanese concept of 'Ma'.
wooden windows transform residence by sobokuya inc. into gallery of japanese landscapes
Sobokuya Inc.'s Totonoeru Ie showcases a blend of modern living and traditional craftsmanship, creating a harmonious home that respects its natural surroundings.
double-level foyer puts modern twist on traditional japanese doma in house in itama
The renovation by coil Kazuteru Matumura Architects creates a modern family home while preserving traditional Japanese architectural elements.
undulating wooden ceiling spreads over KDH2 residence's fluid interior spaces in japan
KDH2 by Noesis Architecture & Design focuses on interior-urban connectivity through seamless transitions and carefully framed views, embodying the Japanese concept of 'Ma'.
Japan-inspired home bordering Rock Creek Park priced at $3.2 million
The Breers' D.C. home integrates Japanese design elements, reflecting their years of living in Japan and their appreciation for its culture.
Kumagaya House Addresses Japan's Changing Household Needs
Japan's architectural shift is addressing declining nuclear families by promoting home designs that foster flexibility and connection without enforcing constant family cohesion.
Japan-inspired home bordering Rock Creek Park priced at $3.2 million
The Breers' D.C. home integrates Japanese design elements, reflecting their years of living in Japan and their appreciation for its culture.
Kumagaya House Addresses Japan's Changing Household Needs
Japan's architectural shift is addressing declining nuclear families by promoting home designs that foster flexibility and connection without enforcing constant family cohesion.
Minimal Home In Tokyo Features Wooden Louvers To Deliver Privacy & An Organic Ambiance To Its Residents - Yanko Design
House in Aoyama, designed by Keiji Ashizawa, emphasizes privacy and acoustic resilience through the use of concrete and louvres inspired by Kyoto townhouses.
yuko nagayama cuts folding courtyard into this secluded 'diagonal house' in tokyo
The Diagonal House is an innovative architectural solution that optimally blends privacy and openness through geometric design.
Minimal Home In Tokyo Features Wooden Louvers To Deliver Privacy & An Organic Ambiance To Its Residents - Yanko Design
House in Aoyama, designed by Keiji Ashizawa, emphasizes privacy and acoustic resilience through the use of concrete and louvres inspired by Kyoto townhouses.
yuko nagayama cuts folding courtyard into this secluded 'diagonal house' in tokyo
The Diagonal House is an innovative architectural solution that optimally blends privacy and openness through geometric design.
naoshi kondo's japanese tea room on wheels parades at milan design week
Naoshi Kondo's mobile installation, STRAIGHT, during Milan Design Week 2024 embodies minimalistic Japanese architecture and creates a unique space for interaction and contemplation.
toru shimokawa utilizes ancient traditional wood for rustic cafe takenokuma in japan
Café Takenokuma by Toru Shimokawa architects is a café located in Minamioguni, Japan that incorporates the use of Oguni Cedar, a historic construction material.
The café integrates Oguni Cedar into its design, highlighting its strength and intricate wood grains, and emphasizes the significance of water in its design.