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BUILDINGS:1

NEZU

KAMACHIKU2

WITHUSNEZU

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DAIWAUBIQUITOUSCOMPUTINGRESEARCHBUILDING

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KUROGI5

ASAKUS

ATOURISTINFORMATIONCENTER

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H

ULICASAKUSABASH

IBUILDING7

KAYANOYA

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TONETSBUILDING9

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SHICHIJUNIKOU

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SUSHIDOKOROJUN

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TIFFANYGINZA

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GINZAKABUKIZA1

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JUGETSUDOKABUKIZA

KUMAP1

CENTRALTOKYO

BUILDINGS:

15

GIN

ZASHOCHIKUSQUARE

16

SHINONOMECANALCOURTCODAN

17

THECAPITOLHOTELTOKYU

18

TOKYOMIDTOWND

-NORTHWING

19

SUN

TORYMUSEUM

20

LUC

IENPELLAT-FINET

TOKYOM

IDTOWNSHOP

21

KUR

AYAMIZAKAMIYASHITA

22

BAISOINTEMPLE

23

ESC

ORTERAOYAMA

24

NEZUINSTITUTEOFFINEARTS

25

NEZUCAF

26

MIE

LECENTEROMOTESANDO

27

SUN

NYHILLSJAPAN

28

ONEOMOTESANDO

29

WA

KETOKUYAMA

30

JRSHIBUYASTATIONFAADE

31

=

SHIB

UYASTATIONAREA

REDEVELOPMENTPROJECT

32

RED

BULLMUSICACADEMY

33

AKAGIJINJASHRINE

34

35

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SHIBUYAHARAJUKU

KICHIJOZI

NIKOTAMAGAWA

TODO

ROKI

TA

KA

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TAKAO-

YAMAGUCHI

KEIOT

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WITHUSNE

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BUILDINGS:38

TECCHAN39

40

FOODANDAGRICULTUREMUSEUM

41,

42

TAMAG

AWATAKASHIMAYAS.C

.MAINBUILDINGPIL

OTIMARRONIERCOURT

43

MURAIMASANARIARTMUSEUM

44

T

EIKYOUN

IVERSITYELEMENTARYSCHOOL45

TA

KAOSANGUCHISTATION

KUMAP2

WESTERNTO

KYO

UDONrestrant

2-14-18

,Nezu,

Bunkyo-ku

,113-0031

03

5

815

4675

OPENHOURS:11:00-14:0017:30-21:00

L.O.2

0:30

,

SUN11:30-14:00

,

CLOSEDONMONDAY

Kamachikuisafamousudonrestaurant

inOsaka,andthisistheirfirstshopin

Tokyo.

Nezu

(alongwithits

neighbor-

hood

,YanakaandSendagi),

stillkeeps

MeijiEra(1968-1912)atmo

sphereand

landscape,sparedfromthe

airbombing

duringWorldWarII.

Many

ofthegreat

writersandintellectualsof

Meijiloved

thisarea.

Theudonrestaur

antisinthe

siteofahouseforelderlyp

eople

,also

designedbyKKAA.

Thebuildingisaren-

ovationofanoldstonewar

ehousefrom

1913

,whichnowaccommod

atestwo

roomsfordining.Oneisaclassicaltype

underhighceilingandwide

beams,and

theotherisofamoderntastewitha

goodviewofthegarden.

NEZUKAMACHIKU

Carehealthfacilit

ies

2-14-18

,Nezu,Bu

nkyo-ku,113-0031

03

5

815

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Shoppingcenter

9-7-1,

Akasaka,M

inato-ku,107-0052

03

3475

3100

OPENHOURS:(sh

op)11:00-21:00

(restaurant)1

1:00-24:00(differentby

restaurant)

ThiswingofTokyo

MidTownaccom-

modatesanumber

ofrestaurants.

To

highlighttheirdiffe

rences,thecurves

ontheexteriorvar

yaccordingtothe

restaurant.

Hotel

2-1

0-3,

Nagata-c

ho,

Chiyoda-ku,

100-

0014

03

35

030109

Thehotelwasbuiltinitially

in1963

,

oneyearbeforetheyearofTokyo

Olympics,andhadattractedcelebrities

suchastheBeatles,Michae

lJackson,

LucianoPavarotti,andothe

rs.

Theold

buildingwastakendownin

2006

,and

thenewbuildingopenedin

2010asthe

CapitolHotelTokyu.

Then

amecapi-

tolcamefromtheparliam

entbuilding

locatedinthesamearea.T

houghitis

situatedinahigh-risetower,thelattice

ontheexteriorandthestackedtruss

ontheinteriorcreatealightfeelingof

traditionalJapanesewoodenarchitec-

ture.

Apartm

enthouse,shop

1-9,

Shinonome,

Eto-ku,135

-0062

03

5

5

470180

servicecenter

Thisisanewtypeofhousingforrent-

ing,

dev

elopedbyUrbanRenaissance.

Human-

scaledroji(shortandnarrow

passages)werecreatedtoenhance

commun

icationsamongtheresidents,

andthe

houseunitscatertoaSOHO-

typefle

xiblelifestyle

,whichinfact

wasthe

featureofthetraditional

Japanesehouse.

Officebuilding

1-13-11,

Ginza,

Chuo-ku,104-0045

Thebuildingislocatedinthe

neighborhoodofKabukiza,

whichac-

commodatesres

taurants,officesand

residences.Step

pingintothebuilding,

visitorsareusheredintoalongflight

ofstairsstretch

ingto30m.

Itwasde-

signedwiththeideaoftieredseating,

whichfunctions

notonlyforascending

anddescending,

butalsoasanopen

spaceforthepu

blic.

TOKYOMID

TOWND

-NORTHWING

THECAPITOLHOTELTOKYU

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15

GINZASH

OCHIKUSQUARE

SH

INONOMECANALCOURT

CODAN

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Temple

2-2

6-3

8,

Minamiaoyama,

Minato-ku,

107-0

062

03

34048447

OPENHOURS:8:00-19:30

Baiso-inwasestablishedin1643to

commemoratethedeathofAoyama

Yoshinari,avassalofTokugawaFam-

ilywhoreignedthr

oughouttheEdo

Period.

Theaddres

sMinami(south)

Aoyama,alsocome

sfromAoyama

smansionprevious

lyexistinginthis

place.

Thetemplewasonceacom-

munitycenterfort

helocalpeople

,and

Baiso-inwasdesign

edtorevivethat

function,equipped

withaceremony

hall,educationalfacilities,andan

apartmenthouse.Itisamodelofan

urbantempleofou

rtime.

Thearchi-

tecturalfeatureistheroof,withmetal-

platesarrangedlikefinstocreatea

shadowedlandscapeinitsvicinity.

Japaneserestaurant

2-24-8BY-CUBE1F,Minamiaoyama,

Minato-ku,107-0062

03

5785

2431

OPENHOURS:12

:00-15:0018:00-

23:00

,

CLOSEDONSUNDAYAN

DHOLIDAY

---

Boutiqu

e

9-7-4,

Akasaka,

Minato-ku,107-8643

03

5

6478333

TOKYO

MIDTOWNgalleria2

F

OPENH

OURS:11:00-21:00

LucienPellat-Finetisknownasthe

kingofcashmere,andwhathe

wanted

fromourcollaborativeproject

wasafe

elingofJapanesespaceusing

natural

materials,acceleratedalsoby

thesoft

nessofcashmere.

Itprogressed

likewea

vingonepieceofcloth.

In

ordertorepresentthesoftnessofthe

fabric,weadoptedplywoodforstruc-

ture,oftenusedforthefoundationof

abuilding.Thiscommonmaterialwas

carefullycutasifitcoulddrawcurves,

thentheywerelaidoutevenlyfromthe

endoft

hespacetoexpressanorgan-

izedJap

aneseroom.

Museum

9-7-4,

Akasaka

,Minato-ku,107-8643

03

3479860

0

TOKYOMIDTO

WNgardenside

OPENHOURS:

SUN-THR10:00-18:00

,

FRIANDSAT1

0:00-20:00

,

CLOSEDONTHUSDAY

Alivingroominthebigcity

isthe

conceptofthismuseum.

Whyaliving

room?Citieshavebeenincreasingly

interiorized

n

owadays,withthead-

vancedtechnolo

gyincommunications

andtransport.D

istancesbetween

thingshavedisappeared

,directingthe

entirecitytowardsinnerroomsina

bighouse.

Inthathouse,therearelots

ofcorridorsand

diningrooms,butnot

muchofspacew

herepeoplecanrelax.

IntheSuntoryM

useum,timepasses

slowly

,andvisitorstaketheirtimewith

theexhibitedar

twork.

Materialshere

areallhuman-friendly

,andlightingis

designedcarefullytobeassoftaspos-

sible.

LU

CIENPELLAT-FINET

-TOKYO

MIDTOWNSHOP

SUNTORY

MUSEUM

BAISOINTE

MPLE

KURAYAMIZAKAMIYASHITA

21

22

19

20


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Japaneserestaurant

5

-1-5,

Minamiazabu,

Minato-ku,106-

0047

03

57893838

OPENHOURS:17:00

23

:00

L.O.2

1

00

CLOSEDONSUNDAY

Oneofthetop-classrestau

rantsin

Tokyo,

knownalsoamongg

ourmets

aroundtheworld

,andfully

booked

mostofthetime.

Sincethe

sitefaces

thebusyGaien-Nishi(west)road,

we

setupafilterbetweentheroadand

thehousetosecurepeaceandcalm-

nessinside.

Thematerialis

asectioned

,

ready-madecementslabcalledAslock.

Theinnerholeissolelytolightenthe

weight,butitshowsauniquefacelike

aplanneddecoration.

Office,

Fashionbuilding

3-5-29

,Kitaaoyama,

Minato-ku,107-

0061

OPENH

OURS:(shop)11:00-20:00

Thebuildingstandsattheintersec-

tionofOmotesando(mainroadto

theshrine)andthenationalroad

246(nicknamedAoyama-dori).Itis

anofficeforLouisVuittonJapan.

Its

entiree

xterioriscoveredwithlouvers

ofglue-

laminatedlarchwood(45cm

deep,sp

acedat60cm),toplayinhar-

monywithKeyakiBoulevard.

Pineapplecake

shop

3-10-2

0,Minamiao

yama,Minato-ku,1

07-0

062

03

3408777

8

OPENHOURS:

11:00

19:00

PineapplecakeistheoriginalTaiwan-

esesweet,andS

unnyHillsisonethe

mostpopularmanufacturerstoopen

ashopinJapan.

Boxesofcakesusing

organically-grow

npineapplesaresold

intheshop.

Sun

nyHillswantedaplace

likealivingroominthisresidential

area,soourideawastoputupaforest

inthetown.

We

developedjigokugumi

(traditionalwoo

dframingofJapanese

architecture)intoathree-dimensional

structure,andthewholebuildingis

madelikeabask

et.Visitorscantrya

pieceofthecakeinacaf-likesetting

onthesecondfloor.

28

WAKETOKUYAMA

SUNNYHILLSJAPAN

ONEOMOTESANDO

30

29

27

Station

1-1,

Dogenzaka,Shibuya-ku,15

0-0043

03

3461

05

87

Shibuyaisthefifth

busieststationin

Japan.

ForthefaadeofJR

sstation,

weremovedtheoldopaqueexterior

andappliedglasstomakeasequence

fromtheplatformtoHachikoPlazain

frontoftheexit.Imagesofacloud

,

shotdigitallyfrom

thesameplace,are

copiedtotheglass

byceramicprint-

ing.Itismadedeliberatelyambiguous

whetheritisareflectionofthereal

cloudortheprinte

done.

Now,ahuge

redevelopmentistakingplacein

Shibuyathatisexpectedtolastfor

anotherdecade.

JRSHIBUYA

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IN

PROGRESS

33

RE

DBULLMUSICACADEMY

Musicsc

hool

1-3-3,S

hibuya,

Shibuya-ku,150-0002

RedBul

lMusicAcademyhasalong

traditio

nofbringingtogetherexciting

andsurprisingcombinationsofestab-

lishedm

usiciansandnewertalent,set

againstthebackdropofadifferentcity

eachyear.

Weaimtobringthatkindof

energybycombiningtheheterogene-

ous,hig

h-technatureofthecitywith

thesimplicityandcalmoftheJapanese

home.T

hiscontrastandcombinationis

very

Tokyo.

Wewillhavemanyguests

herefortheAcademyforanintensive

periodoftime,andwewishtoshare

theesse

nceofmodernJapaneseliving,

toallow

themtofeelcomfortable

,

andindeedtofeelathome.

Eachfloor

featuresasimpleinterventionwithtra-

ditional

Japanesematerials,configured

insuch

awayastoreflectdomestic

spaces,

andinterpretedinnewways.

Station,

Shoppingcenter

2-24-1,

Shibuya

,Shibuya-ku,150-0002

IN

PROGRESS...

SHIBUYA

STATIONAREA

REDEVELOPMENTPROJECT

34

32

31

Shrine,

Apartmenthouse

1-1

0,

Akagimotomachi,Shin

juku-ku,

162-0

817

03

32605071

Atthepeakoftheopenslo

pe,thereis

amainbuildingofashrineinaprimi-

tiveformofroofingandpillars.

The

gentleslopetakesyourbod

ygradually

tothehighestpoint,andth

roughthe

shrine,

wewantedtocreateasenseof

liberationinthatnaturalpr

ecinct.

The

exteriorofthemainhouse

ismadeof

plainwoodinalatticegrid

tocontrol

itsrelationwithoutside.T

heroofingis

so-calledyamato-bukiinsteelplates,

wheretwosheetsarearran

gedalter-

nately.A

KAGIJINJASHRINE

LAKAGU

Curationstore

67

,Yaraicho,

Shinjuku-ku,162-0805

SHOP:

(03)52

27

6977

CAFE:

(03)55792130

OPENHOURS:SH

OP11:00-20:00

,

CAF8:00-22

:00

(21:30L.O

)

Shincho-shaisone

ofJapan

sbiggest

publishingcompanies.Weconverted

theiroldwarehous

etoaplaza,acaf

andashop.

Asthe

sitewasslightly

sloped

,weprovidedanorganic-

shapedplazacoveredwithwooden

deck,sothatthelo

calpeoplecould

useitastheirgatheringspot.Inside

thewarehouse,

we

exposedtheold

delicately-designed

steelstructure

andpreservedbookshelvesinsteel,to

bereusedbythenewshop.


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Cityhall

2

-45

-1,

Minamiikebukuro,

Toyoshima-ku,

171

-002

2

03

3981

118

6

Thedesignthem

eforthismuseumin

thecenterofTo

kyoconsistedofadopt-

ingauniqueroo

fdesigntoblendthe

interiorspacew

iththegarden.

The

interiordisplay

spacewasmadeintegral

withthegarden

byprovidinglarge

glassopeningsinanattempttomerge

thegarden,

buildingandartwork.

Surroundedbya

verdantgardenand

featuringabamb

oolinedapproach

,the

focuswastocre

atespiritualartspace

thatprovidesarespitefromthehustle

andbustleofthecity.

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36

TOSHIMA

CITYHALL

35

TECCHAN

Yakitori-yarestaurant

1-1-2,

Kichijojihoncho,Musashino-

shi,180-0004

(042

2)2

0595

0

OPENHOURS:MON-FRI

16:00-23:00

SAT-SUN15

:00

2

3:00

TheprojecttookplaceinK

ichijoji(one

ofTokyo

ssuburbantowns

)sHarmon-

icaYokochi,awondrousbystreetthat

stillretainstheatmosphere

ofblack-

marketstallsduringthepost-World

WarIIperiod.

Wedesigned

theinterior

forasmallYakitoribarthatsitsonthe

edgeofthestreet.

Itismostlymadeofrecycled

materials.Weappliedrecyc

ledLAN

cables,whichwecallMojam

ojato

describeitsshaggy,woolylookand

whatiscalledacrylicball(left-over

meltedacrylicbyproductpieces)to

everythingfrominteriormaterialsto

furniture.

Astheresult

,someamazing

interioremerged

,whereformbecomes

invisibleandonlymaterialityandvari-

ouscolorsappearasiffloatinginthe

air.Italsocametomatchw

ellwiththe

wallpaintingbyTeruhikoYumura.

Ceremonyhall

2-4-27

,Kinuta,Se

tagaya-ku,157-0073

03

37490983

Thebuildingwasdesignedasanironic

commentontheno

iseoftheBubble

Economyofthe19

80s.Thoughasimply

glazedofficeataglance,thereare

motifsthatevokeIoniancolumnsand

ruinsofancientRo

me.

Itispresently

usedasanassemblyhalltoholdfuner-

als.

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TEIKYOU

NIVERSITYELEMENTARY

SCHOOL

TA

KAOSANGUCHISTATION

Elmentaryschool

12

5

4-6,Wada,T

ama-shi,2

06-85

61

042

3575

577

Theschool(attachedtoTeikyoUniver-

sity)islocatedinTamadistrict,oneof

themajorsuburb

sofTokyo,abundant

ingreenandrich

naturalenvironment.

Thecity

slarge-

scaleapartmentcom-

plexfromthe19

60s,knownasTama

NewTown,

drew

attentionfromthe

worldasasymbo

lofJapan

shigheco-

nomicgrowth.W

ecreatedawooden

schoolbuildinginmodernstyle

,which

couldbestmatch

thissurrounding.

Woodisemphasizedthroughout

thewholestruct

ure,

inthebigroof,

exteriorandinte

rior.Theroofchanges

itslengthandhe

ightaccordingtothe

activitytakingpl

aceunderneath

,and

ismergedwellw

ithnature.

Station

2

241,T

akaomachi,Hachioji-shi,193-

0844

042

661

682

5

Takaosa

n(MountTakao)isTokyo

s

spiritualspotinthewest.

Thestation

building

isnowunderconstruction

forreno

vation.

Itisknownasasacred

ground

ofmountainworship

,sowe

wanted

totreatthestationnotjust

asthen

odeoftransport,

butalsoas

thebou

ndarybetweenthesacredand

people

sdailyactivities.Thebigwood-

enroof

isthewaytorealizeit.

Parts

andmat

erialsfromoldhousesinthe

areaare

recycledandappliedtothe

interior

ofthestationasareminderof

thepassageoftime.

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