the wooden structures collectively support the roof while offering a visual extension of the greenery outside,

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the skipped-floor arrangement within the narrow layout creates a sequence of dynamic views.

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the renovation project's main objectives were the creation of an earthen floor studio, optimal use of space, and panoramic views of the river and city.

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'the interwoven indoor garden allows the house to feel smaller during extreme seasons and more opened up in pleasant weather,' shares the architect.

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the structure smoothly integrates into the island's undulating topography, featuring a refined, curved layout that embraces the natural contours of its landscape.

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like in an 'arc de scène', the journey begins by taking a winding staircase that morphs into an observation balcony, before crossing a curtain threshold to reveal an infinite loop.

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work areas and living zones are gently separated by wooden boxes and strategically placed bookcases.

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the resort by kengo kuma emphasizes the harmonious blend of local materials, skilled craftsmanship, and the surrounding nature.

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four benches topped with wooden frames attached to mesh fabrics transform a vacant space into a student hangout spot.

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a continuous glass facade spanning two levels offers a glimpse into the new whale brewing in saga, japan.

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