By seeing all the rooms at once through dramatic cuts on floors and walls, Kochi’s single family house in Tokyo is a ‘cubist’ intervention on architecture, to increase the perception of space.  

The Ono-Sake Warehouse designed by Eureka studio and G architects in Tsukuba, Japan, is a wide shop dedicated to the distribution of sake that by night turns into a lantern.

Convinced that buildings can be made by non-professionals, Japanese architect Terunobu Fujimori built a tea house in the Barbican, together with Kingston University students.

The nursery designed by Takashige Yamashita Office in Japan is charachterized by the gentle curvature of the roofs to create a sequence of scenery and divide the different spaces.