Tokyo – In the largest Homme Plissé location Issey Miyake has ever opened, 20 percent of the space is occupied by a machine often kept behind the scenes.
Kyoto – In highly urban Kyoto, architecture studio 07Beach designed a wooden house that gravitates around a tree that grows in its centre.
Tokyo – Hakuten and Wow created an immersive promotion space for the Japanese designer’s new line of Bao Bao bags, Face.
SYDNEY – The whimsical exhibition Future Park in MAAS ignites creativity and changes our perception of and interaction with the spaces we inhabit.
KURE – Mindful of its place amongst the vernacular, the house easily blends into the residential neighbourhood.
HIROSHIMA, Japan and TOKYO – Through the projects in their latest book, Suppose Design Office shares their vision of the future of architecture – which they call Ur-Architecture.
CHIBA – The new residence in Chiba defies housing stereotypes and lands like an unidentified architectural object on the hillside residential neighbourhood.
Amsterdam – Enjoy a 20% discount and be the first to receive this collection of Suppose Design Office's work on your doorstep.
SHIGA – In his hometown and apparently his architectural playground, Kouichi Kimura designed a residence for a photographer.
The quirky designs of modern housing in Japan undeniably grab our attention time and again. Here are five of our favourites.
Amsterdam – The new book of Jo Nagasaka / Schemata Architects reveals the designer's processes and inspiration in a series of personal essays and a timeline of creative projects.
Take a look inside the new book of Jo Nagasaka / Schemata Architects. It offers readers insight into the Japanese designer's concepts and processes. Order your copy now at frame.shop/books!
