The architecture of ‘Ojigi’ , the Japanese bowing.

The HA tower proposes a hybrid model for urban life that embraces the city, pulling it in the heart of the units, while still offering large open spaces that otherwise are only available on the urban fringe.

A marriage ceremony hall with a fluid exterior volume and with the interior spaces shaped in the form of a cave.

The tsumuji (the crossroad) formed the basis for the concept of the residences.

Deconstructing the standard house.

Compositions of different densities of concrete and glass panels accommodate commercial and residential uses.

A multipurpose room serving as a Studio, Art Gallery, Bar or music room adds another dimension to this residence.

The architects sought to create a refreshing atmosphere with a palpable sense of nature based on an open sky motif.

The projects’ feature is based on the reflectivity of the materials.

A place reminiscent of looking at the sea from the deck of a ship.

A modular unit becomes the basis for the design of this Seaside Hotel: An ISO Container is a format for transporting Architecture.

A new model relationship between the building and its natural environment.

The memory of the red light district is recalled through a game involving fluorescent light and paint.

Calligraphy and flower arrangement reinvented.

The design aspires to be autonomous and claims its own identity providing its inhabitants with a peaceful quiet ‘steady’ place.

A second skin that supports and protects the foot by Dutch designer Frieke Severs. ‘Footstickers’ was an independent graduation project at Nike EMEA.