Architecture update: Letter from Japan
House in Seya, Kanagawa, by Suppose Design Office
Architect Makoto Tanijiri explores a new relationship between architecture and nature within the four closed walls of what looks like a red wooden shed in Kanagawa. He has 'removed' some of the architectural scale of the living spaces, instead adding it to the indoor garden, while at the same time blurring the boundaries between the two.
www.suppose.jp
Photography: Toshiyuki Yano
Architect Makoto Tanijiri explores a new relationship between architecture and nature within the four closed walls of what looks like a red wooden shed in Kanagawa. He has 'removed' some of the architectural scale of the living spaces, instead adding it to the indoor garden, while at the same time blurring the boundaries between the two.
www.suppose.jp
Photography: Toshiyuki Yano
- 01 of 40
- Prev / Next
- Start Slideshow
architecture 30 Aug 2011
Tudor: Style File
The eighth of Tudor's up-to-the-minute world-wide guides #8 Switzerland
Bespoke promotion
Hastens: Dream Team
Ultimate Swedish bed maker Hastens and Wallpaper* challenge four designers to create the perfect sleeping partners
Bespoke promotion
- Under construction: Astrup Fearnley Museum by Renzo Piano, Oslo
- Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations exhibition, New York
- Discover & Deliver: a new website that brings the hotel to your home
- Houses of the Sundown Sea: The architectural vision of Harry Gesner
- May travel news: editor's picks
