CHOP+ARCHI’s Kumagaya House redefines traditional family living in Japan with an innovative design that balances openness and privacy.
Overlooking Akiya Beach, Japan, Villa A, designed by teamSTAR, integrates modern design with the tranquil beauty of the Pacific Ocean.
Nestled within lush greenery, nendo's block-wall house in Nagano, Japan, hides from the street behind a series of strategically placed concrete block walls.
Le Labo revealed their latest laboratory in a traditional Kyoto Machiya from 1879, celebrating the essence of wabi-sabi where it first began.
The automated ZitA Square trash can was designed with serious consideration across all the senses, including how it feels, looks, and smells.
In Tokyo, a once mundane building has transformed, emerging as a tall, radiant headquarters with a vibrant rainbow facade.
HW Electro's cute Puzzle van concept is the epitome of space efficiency, form serving function, and maximum modularity on four wheels.
Once an elementary school, The Hotel Seiryu Kyoto Kiyomizu earns top marks as a luxurious, exemplary example of adaptive architectural reuse.
Paradigm Gallery + Studio recently closed the doors on two solo shows featuring the colorful, saturated art of Martha Rich + Lisa Congdon.
The Shaw Contract Design Awards take a closer look at spaces that are inspiring new ways of working, learning, healing + thriving. Take a look at the 2023 Best of Globe winning projects!
Architect Tadao Ando disguises The Shinmonzen, a modern 9-suite hotel in the Gion arts district in Kyoto, housing an impressive collection of contemporary art, design, and ceramics.
A 100-year-old house dedicated to the art of ceremonial tea sees an elegant update combining traditional Japanese and modern Ukrainian details.
Shenzhen/B.L.U.E. Architecture Studio developed the Symbiotic Urban Furniture Project to unleash our imaginations by building "protrusions" into the existing fabric of city life.
Hitoshi Saruta of CUBO design architect designed The Circus, a playful vacation home that resembles a circus tent so the owner can live amongst his cars.
KiKi ARCHi and TAKiBI designed the DOMA House in Kamakura, Japan, offering a modern spin on the "doma," a traditional Japanese architectural element.