This green home was designed by Edward Suzuki Associates Inc. with modern design concept that adapted from traditional Japanese design vocabulary. The House like a Museum is one of the International Architecture Awards for 2009 The Best New Global Design that located in Kamakura, Japan, a five-minute walking distance from the railroad station, sits in [...]

Contemporary Japanese house design, the Column and Slab House was designed by Katsuya Fukushima and Hiroko Tominaga, FT Architects is located in Tokyo, Japan. “Column and slab” is our third residential work. Whilst the context is similar to that of our previous two projects, “e-house” and “s-house”, which were located amidst the densely built-up area [...]

The micro-compact home (m-ch), pioneered by Horden Cherry Lee Architects is specifically designed for short-stay smart living and is suitable for a variety of locations, providing sophisticated compact accommodation for business or leisure use. The slick aluminium cuboid pod integrates sound, flat-screen, communication and energy systems and requires no furniture. With a substantially reduced building [...]

M-House is designed by Architecture W, in 2005 to both address the site conditions that rendered the site “unbuildable” by the local real estate community and provide for a simple, modern lifestyle for Michel Weenick, the American owner/architect and his family. The simple architecture project, exposed concrete walls & floors, galvanized metal siding, plasterboard infill [...]

House N is unusual house was designed by Sou Fujimoto Architects for two plus a dog that located in Oita, Japan. The modern house is a series of nesting boxes, another departure from a glorified 3 bedroom 3.5 bath architected ’stravagazna. The Japanese are light years ahead of everyone else in this regard. Look no [...]