the interdisciplinary space will be a platform for art and exchange and feature a boutique and tea salon- all set within a traditional building in the heart of the french capital.
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titled 'canopia', the mixed-use scheme includes residential units, offices, and retail outlets.
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ditching ostentatious details in favor of simplicity, the L ambiluna reflects fine watchmaking and challenges conventional definitions of luxury.
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exploring the concepts of interaction and perspective, the japanese architect uses light, sound and movement to create an abstraction of trees within the dark space.
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the space, which comprises a retail area, a restaurant, and a coffee shop, seeks to evoke a residential feel with clearly defined programs that flow into one another.
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among the other pavilions on show, the japanese architect's response is a timber structure based on the concept of sharing, with common areas transformed into vibrant composite spaces.
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located next to the shanghai himalayas art museum, the structure serves as a platform to think, discuss, relate and act on the sustainability of the future.
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in developing the project, the japanese architect sought to reinterpret the intricate ironwork of the 19th century with organic shapes that allude to a more natural setting.
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