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Kengo Kuma & Associates

January 21, 2013 /

Même Experimental House
Kengo Kuma & Associates
Hokkaido, Japan

Located on the 185,000 m2 site of a former ranch in Taikicho, Hokkaido, Même Meadows is a unique research facility for studying design responses to the region’s harsh climate.

Image courtesy Kengo Kuma and V&A at Dundee
Kengo Kuma - V&A at Dundee - Rendering
June 13, 2011 /

V&A at Dundee
Kengo Kuma & Associates
Dundee, Scotland

The city of Dundee has always had a very close relation with the Tay river, and thus with its waterfront. The historical evolution of Dundee's harbor has developed in parallel with the city's economical and social changes, continuously changing the relation of the city with the river and the perception of it.

March 15, 2010 /

The Opposite House
Kengo Kuma & Associates
Beijing, China

The Opposite House is situated within the large commercial development along the Sanlitun Street in the center of Beijing. The name refers to the guest house which sits on the opposite side of a traditional Chinese courtyard house. It is also a name that suggests a place of contrast.

Photo courtesy Kengo Kuma & Associates
August 03, 2009 /

Hoshakuji Station
Kengo Kuma & Associates
Takanezawa, Japan

Hoshakuji Station is located in Takanezawa, in the Tochigi Prefecture, 80 miles north of Tokyo. To connect the east and west sides of the town of Takanezawa, which had been divided by the railroad, Kuma opened the east exit of the station giving access to Chokkura Plaza and Shelter, also designed by Kuma, on the eastern side.

Photo courtesy Kengo Kuma & Associates
March 23, 2009 /

Shiseikan
Kengo Kuma & Associates
Kyoto, Japan

"Our principle for the design of art schools was that the architecture must lift up the students' spirits. Nowadays, we see lots of dry, dispiriting school buildings perhaps because there were requests for the buildings that are easy for maintenance."

Photo: Mitsumasa Fujitsuka
June 04, 2007 /

Suntory Museum of Art
Kengo Kuma & Associates
Tokyo, Japan

"Our idea was to realize within a massive urban architecture an imagery so fragile that it may break if not handled wholeheartedly."

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