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PKM GALLERY // ODETO.A {ph. cr. jpnarch}

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it has been a while...I just wanted to share my excitement that I was able to visit this building. When I made this post years ago I just absolutely loved this gallery, and I was quite sad I was probably never able to visit (it is at the other side of the world). But here I am! 

Kukje Gallery // SO-IL  {ph cr. Iwan Baan}

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Tokyo Gasshuku-jo // TA+A  {photo cr.  Koichi Torimura}

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Topological Folding House // Takashi Yamaguchi architects & associates 

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Topological Folding House // Takashi Yamaguchi architects & associates 

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just to say i love this blog so much, thank you for running it! you have such a brilliant eye for beautiful projects... i particularly appreciate it as a fellow amateur enthusiast of japanese aesthetics, design, & culture :) may i ask what you do - are you working, studying? (no pressure to disclose if you dont wish to, however)

Thank you very much! :) I’m glad you enjoy the blog. 

I am a university student, and will be for a few more years. (That’s why sometimes this blog isn’t as active, life can get pretty hectic, especially during final season or when deadlines are coming up.) - I study political science, so this blog curated from an “amateuristisch” viewpoint. 

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風の間 / MA of wind // Ryuichi Ashizawa architect & associates {ph cr. kaori ichikawa}

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The Kohtei pavilion // Kohei Nawa & Yoshitaka Lee and Yuichi Kodai from Nawa's Kyoto-based creative studio Sandwich 

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House in Nakauchi // SNARK Architecture {ph cr. Ippei Shinzawa }

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House in Sonobe // Tato Architects {ph cr. Shinkenchiku Sha, Yohei Sasakura}

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Tiny Home for a Tall Guy // Julius Taminiau Architects

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Nojiri-ko Nature Platforms // SUGAWARADAISUKE Architectｓ Inc. (Daisuke Sugawara, Noriyuki Ueakasaka, Hiroyuki Nakazawa) {ph cr. Jérémie Souteyrat}

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Work by Edmund Summer: the Moriyama House by Ryue Nishizawa (SANAA)

"This was important. It made me conscious of giving a slightly different take. I was keen to avoid, for example, presenting them in pristine conditions, devoid of people, as they were in some of the Japanese magazines,"

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Shibuya apartment 401 // Hiroyuki Ogawa Architects {ph cr. Kaku Ohtaki}

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House L & W // Fragmenture {ph. cr. Dennis De Smet} 

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House of Kasamatsu // Katsutoshi Sasaki + Associates

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DAIKO // Keitaro Muto Architects {ph cr. APERTOZERO}