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Nana-han
“Nana” is seven in Japnese, and “han” means half. This simple box designed to accommodate a motorcycle and its owner has only 7.5 tsubo (1 tsubo is about 35.5 square feet) of footprint area Continue Reading…
Sketch
The southern islands of Okinawa which has become my second home lately lie at roughly the same latitude as Hawaii, Florida, and the Bahamas. Okinawa has the most beautiful beaches in all of Japan with coral reefs and enjoys above 70 degree Fahrenheit weather for most of the year Continue Reading…
Kondo House, 2008
Setagaya-ku, TokyoMakiko Tsukada Architects
Makiko Tsukada Architects
In 1995, after working for Shigeru Ban Architect, Makiko Tsukada set out to start her own practice in Tokyo.
Tsukada’s highly refined design sensibilities could be attributed to her earlier experiences at Obayashi Corporation, one of the major construction/engineering company in Japan, and at Minoru Takeyama Architect & U/A.
We are always excited to see works by female architects!
tag: Female Architect
S&S House, 2008
Yokohama, KanagawaMakiko Tsukada Architects
Z&Z House, 2006
Itabashi-ku, TokyoMakiko Tsukada Architects
V&V House, 2004
Niiza, SaitamaMakiko Tsukada Architects
F&F House, 2003
Setagaya-ku, TokyoMakiko Tsukada Architects
G&G House, 2003
Setagaya-ku, TokyoMakiko Tsukada Architects
