Temporary Commercial Pavilion - Visitor Center / FP/ARQS.

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This is a commercial building of a temporary nature that marks the initial milestone of a large-scale real estate development in a suburban private neighborhood context. More than just a physical space, the project aims to become an environment of experiences, where visitors establish an intangible bond with the product that the development will offer.

Atarashii House / Rakta Studio

This residence exemplifies modern tropical architecture with a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living. The design embraces natural light and ventilation through expansive glass facades, framing a central courtyard where a tree becomes the focal point amidst a reflective pool. Warm wooden accents contrast with clean concrete lines, creating a balance between contemporary elegance and natural textures. The open-plan interiors foster connection between spaces, while the exterior façade maintains a minimalist yet inviting presence. This house is a harmonious retreat, where modern luxury meets organic tranquility.

Soochow University Future Campus Phase 1 / Nikken Sekkei

Overview – Soochow University Future Campus was planned as an educational hub that realizes the "trinity" of human resource development, scientific research, and industrial development. Located approximately 30km south of the main campus in Suzhou City, the satellite campus was planned on a site in the suburbs of Suzhou City, east of the Grand Canal connecting Beijing and Hangzhou, and north of a natural park. The first phase was completed in 2022.

Sa_Yu House / FATHOM

Sa_Yu, located on a hilly site in Kure City, Hiroshima, is an architectural project that redefines the very notion of dwelling by overlapping two temporal layers — renovation and extension. Beginning with the renovation of a 70-year-old wooden one-story house and followed by the addition of a new community wing at the rear of the site, the project evolves from a private home into an architecture of relationships — where people, spaces, and time are gently intertwined.

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