Sarou Houmura, Sapporo Building: Nakayama
Sarou Houmura, contemporary Sapporo building in North Japan – design by Nakayama Architects: new Japanese cafe / gallery architecture photos
Kuramure Hotel, Otaru Building, Japan
This is a traditional Japanese style hotel (Ryokan) in the city of Otaru. Its land area is 10,000sqm with its hotels built on the road side and on the other side of the land, it is surrounded by rivers and hills.
Oki House, Japan, Nakayama Architects: Rebirth
The client who spends their weekend in this house hoped to relieve their stress here and enjoy the nature. I tried using simple and natural materials as much as possible and enable the house to be resistant to erosion.
Bourou Noguchi Noboribetsu Hotel, Japan: Onsen
Bourou Noguchi Noboribetsu Hotel, renovation project by Nakayama Architects of large hotel at Noboribetsu Onsen, a famous hot spring resort in Japan
Boukyo House, Japan Home Design Images
Boukyo House: Japanese residential architecture design by Nakayama Architects – contemporary home in Japan, information and photos
Tokiwa House, Sakai City Property
This is a house located in the north east of Sakai City, built for a couple in their 30s with one child (to be precise, the child was not yet born at the time of planning).
Onitori House, Japan: Kenji Tagashira Architects
Located at an altitude of approximately 400 meters, the premise in Onitori is nestled in the corner of an agricultural settlement on the eastern side of the Ikoma Mountain Range. Bordering Nara and Osaka Prefectures, the house has been constructed for a family of two.
Asahikawa Garage, Kamikawa, Hokkaido
Asahikawa Garage, Hokkaido building, Kamikawa architecture – design by Jun Igarashi Architects – contemporary Japanese garage: Hokkaido architecture
Zen House, Hiroshima Architecture
The lot is situated in a typical suburban housing development in Japan, among an array of terraced modest sites. The majority of the houses in the development are of prefabricated, two-story construction, seemingly disconnected from their surroundings.
Japanese Expo Pavilion 2005, Polish Building
Expo 2005 Pavilion, Aichi, Japanese architecture design by Ingarden & Ewy Architekci, Poland: Japan building images + news, interprets ‘Notice the Beauty’