Tokyo Building Design Architecture, Japan
Tokyo building design architecture – info + photographs of key designs in Japan – Tokyo architecture: images of new buildings in the Japanese capital.
Tokyo building design architecture – info + photographs of key designs in Japan – Tokyo architecture: images of new buildings in the Japanese capital.
Tokyo building designs, architecture in Japan – info on architects, pictures + competitions – new Tokyo building design: Japanese architecture developments
Tokyo building developments, architecture Japan – news, architects, designs, images + links – Tokyo building design: Japanese architecture development
MoNo designed the art work “White Forest” which was exhibited in “Ehrisman house”, one of old western-style houses authorized as a historical architectures by Yokohama city government, as a formal program of The Festival “Harmony of Flower and Table” in Yamate of Yokohama-city, Japan.
This two-story house stands in a densely populated area of Setagaya, Tokyo. This is the second building of a paired residential unit for the same clients, a married couple in their 60s. The Archetype designed their first residence in 2004.
The museum proposal by architects YBGSNA introduces a translucent tower which displays fashion as an interior event as well as an external one. We interpreted the programmatic request for Architectural projections as a call to blur the gap between open and closed spaces or between institutional and urban environments.
Many buildings stand side by side in the shopping district near the train station. There were many partitioned tenement-houses in this area, but currently rebuilding has been proceeding. There is a platform of the conventional lines on the north side of the site.
The architects for this building in Roppongi, Minato were Kishō Kurokawa Architects & Associates; Nihon Sekkei Inc. The National Art Center Tokyo is one of the last works of the Japanese architect Kishō Kurokawa
Roppongi Hills Tokyo by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF), 28-acre development at the heart of the city, building developed by Mori Building Co., Ltd.
New Tokyo National Stadium building design by Andrea Maffei Architects. The architects designed to create a main platform at +34m a.s.l. connecting the new stadium with the gymnasium designed by Fumiko Maki in a unique big Plaza as a City of Sport.
Toyo Ito won the Pritzker Prize in 2013 and is considered one of the best architects in the world. His architecture practice is based in the Japanese capital and produces a wide variety of work, theatres are not a speciality but just one of numerous typologies the office wroks with.
Silver Hut House, Tokyo: Japanese Residential Development design by Toyo Ito, architect.
The world’s second-fastest, located in the Yokohama Landmark Tower, “only” manages a speed of 750 meters per minute: Tokyo building design by The Stubbins Associates, Inc. ; Mitsubishi Estate Co.
Sunshine 60 Building Tokyo, Japan, tower design by architects Mitsubishi Estate Co: the elevators currently the fastest in the world were manufactured by the Japanese corporation Toshiba.
A house which has three means of vertical transportation; climbing wall, ladders and stairs. The house is located in a residential area where old and new buildings stand intermingled and buildings are rebuilt to be taller than 7 meters high.
This is a project of one family living in two houses built slightly apart from one another. One great volume of a house which covers the entire plot was supposed first. Then this volume was carved in a curve in three segments and two volumes at the both ends were built as two houses on the site.
This is a total interior renovation project of an existing house, installing a box made of deck lumber in the middle of the house. The existing house is 17 year-old, two-story, 4-bedroom wooden structure on top of semi-underground garage.
It is a house in central Tokyo which is composed of three kinds of space stacked up like toy blocks. Third floor is a private space for a single woman; second floor, a space for her family; first floor, a guest space for her relatives.