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BenTen Residences / Asami Architect and Associates

7 days

Architects: Asami Architect and Associates
Area: 1650.0 m²
Year: 2015

The Kengo Kuma-Designed Ace Hotel Opens in Kyoto, Japan

8 days

Set to officially open by April 16th, 2020, Ace Hotel Kyoto, designed by Kengo Kuma, is a 213- room hotel in Japan. With a program that stretches over a newly built part and an existing historical fragment, that once hosted the Kyoto Central Telephone Company created by Tetsuro Yoshida, the structure is envisioned as a "Cultural Catalyst".

Concrete Square Tube House / EASTERN Design Office

3 months

+ 20

Architects: EASTERN Design Office
Area: 134.0 m²
Year: 2019

Bang&Olufsen Pop-Up Store Kyoto / Yusuke Seki

4 months

+ 19

Architects: Yusuke Seki
Year: 2019

Mugen Plus Guesthouse / ENDO SHOJIRO DESIGN + td-Atelier

4 months

+ 22

Architects: ENDO SHOJIRO DESIGN, td-Atelier
Area: 80.0 m²
Year: 2019

Kyoto Suiden-ann Hostel SUI / Alphaville Architects

5 months

+ 30

Architects: Alphaville Architects
Year: 2018

Kizunaya Building / Alphaville Architects

5 months

+ 21

Architects: Alphaville Architects
Area: 121.95 m²
Year: 2017

Hotel Ninja Black / EASTERN Design Office

7 months

+ 32

Architects: EASTERN Design Office
Area: 695.0 m²
Year: 2019

House in Kyoto / 07BEACH

July 12, 2019

+ 31

Architects: 07BEACH
Area: 131.0 m²
Year: 2019

Guesthouse Bokuyado Nishijin / td-Atelier + ENDO SHOJIRO DESIGN

February 23, 2019

+ 17

Architects: ENDO SHOJIRO DESIGN, td-Atelier
Area: 117.34 m²
Year: 2018

Kyoto Xiaoman / Koyori + Aterier Salt

February 02, 2019

+ 29

Architects: Aterier Salt, Koyori
Area: 91.85 m²
Year: 2017

Gable Roof House / Alphaville Architects

November 22, 2018

+ 31

Architects: Alphaville Architects
Area: 158.0 m²
Year: 2016

Kanoko Building / EASTERN Design Office

November 13, 2018

+ 19

Architects: EASTERN Design Office
Area: 281.97 m²
Year: 2018

The Top 10 Inspirational Design Cities of 2018, As Revealed by Metropolis Magazine

August 31, 2018

In Metropolis Magazine's latest - and last - installment in their annual design cities review, the focus is not on output or culture but on cities themselves as the point of inspiration. For the designers surveyed, these were the cities that made their hearts beat a little faster; the ones that remained in their minds and wormed their way into their work.