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Kaomai Tea Barn / PAVA architects

October 02, 2023

+ 23

Architects: PAVA architects
Area: 210 m²
Year: 2022

Tea House / Pablo Luna Studio

June 23, 2022

+ 16

Architects: Pablo Luna Studio
Area: 125 m²
Year: 2020

Teahouses: Reinterpretation of Traditional Spaces

Subscriber Access | May 21, 2021

Chashitsu, which is the Japanese term for a teahouse or tea room is a construction specifically designed for holding the Tea Ceremony, a traditional Japanese ritual in which the host prepares and serves tea for guests. Teahouses are usually small, intimate wooden buildings, where every detail is intended to help withdraw the individual from the material disturbances of the world.

Terunobu Fujimori Discusses Freedom of Design in Traditional Settings

January 18, 2020

Terunobu Fujimori is a Japanese architect and leading historian of modern Japanese architecture acknowledged for his shift from traditional techniques. In a short video interview, he discusses his original understanding of a traditional Japanese building and his interpretation of the renowned Japanese teahouse.

Aware Tea / Yue-Design Space Design Studio

May 22, 2019

+ 17

Architects: Yue-Design Space Design Studio
Area: 180 m²
Year: 2019

Twin Tea House / Hill Architecture

August 01, 2018

+ 26

Architects: Hill Architecture
Area: 2040 m²
Year: 2016
Manufacturers: SoLife

TEA MASTER / kooo architects

June 11, 2018

+ 14

Architects: kooo architects
Area: 140 m²
Year: 2018
Manufacturers: DuPont, Margraf Rupen

Moriyuki Ochiai Architects Designs Tea Houses Perfect for Stargazing

May 06, 2018

Japan-based Moriyuki Ochiai Architects have designed a cluster of tea rooms located in a rural area known as Bisei, in the Okayama Prefecture. This town is known as both the place where green tea was introduced to Japan and as a "sanctuary for stargazing", which inspired the firm's design to create a strong connection between the tea rooms and the surrounding scenery.