Articles Tagged with ''Japan''

Hiroshi Sugimoto curates an exquisite collection of new buildings, antique architectural fragments, and historic stone artifacts.

A ramping structure in Japan provides a gathering space for a waning downtown.

A restaurant is designed with few impediments to the water view.

A combined brewery, bar, and general store in Kamikatsu, Japan, takes recycling to new heights.

What’s in a name? For Facet Studio, the answer is: the firm’s philosophy.

Ma Yansong may be known for creating hallucinatory architectural forms—from a mountain-inspired residential complex to a horseshoe-shaped hotel—but now the architect has put a kid-friendly spin on his approach.

Kengo Kuma introduces new materials to take the edge off his earlier concrete design.

Named for the conventional Japanese word meaning “house,” Naomi Pollock’s book surveys the “wonderful, as well as the weird” residential architecture of Japan.

With the proliferation of digital data, the private laptop has been taking a toll on the public library.

Two bold yet thoughtful structures elevate the architecture of grieving and remembrance at burial grounds near Tokyo.