Kyoto Silk by Keiichi Hayashi
Architect Keiichi Hayashi of Japan has converted this traditional timber townhouse in central Kyoto into a cosmetics store. More about Kyoto Silk by Keiichi Hayashi
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House in Ookayama by Torafu Architects
This house in Tokyo by Japanese practice Torafu Architects creates built-in furniture through the overlapping of interior spaces. More about House in Ookayama by Torafu Architects
Inbetween House by Koji Tsutsui Architect & Associates
This house in a mountain region outside of Tokyo by Koji Tsutsui Architect & Associates is composed of five connected cottages. More about Inbetween House by Koji Tsutsui Architect & Associates
House A by Takeshi Hamada
A stark concrete multi-purpose space occupies the ground floor of this house in Osaka by Japanese architect Takeshi Hamada. More about House A by Takeshi Hamada
Sugamo Shinkin Bank by Emmanuelle Moureaux
Horizontal layers of colour protrude out from the facade of this bank branch in Tokyo by Tokyo-based French architect Emmanuelle Moureaux. More about Sugamo Shinkin Bank by Emmanuelle Moureaux
Roof on the Hill by Alphaville
Japanese architects Alphaville have completed this terraced house in Takarazuka, Japan with a roof that follows the slope of the site. More about Roof on the Hill by Alphaville
New Kyoto Town House by Alphaville
Faceted wooden panels divide the interior of this house in Kyoto, Japan, by architects Alphaville. More about New Kyoto Town House by Alphaville
Tokyo Balconies by KINO Architects
KINO Architects of Japan have completed this four-storey timber and concrete house in Tokyo with balconies on each level. More about Tokyo Balconies by KINO Architects
Wear House by AUAU
This house in Seto, Japan, by architects AUAU is wrapped in a faceted shell. More about Wear House by AUAU
House with a Wall by Masao Yahagi Architects
This house in Fukuoka, Japan, by Masao Yahagi Architects snakes across its site to give every room a little sheltered garden. More about House with a Wall by Masao Yahagi Architects
House in Hidaka by Suppose Design Office
Earth is banked up to the ground floor windows of this residence in Hidaka, Japan, by Japanese architects Suppose Design Office. More about House in Hidaka by Suppose Design Office
CTYN Internal Garden House by Archi LAB. t+m
Family members can see into all rooms across the central courtyard of this Japanese house by Sapporo studio Archi LAB. t+m. More about CTYN Internal Garden House by Archi LAB. t+m
SN.House by atelierA5
Japanese architects atelierA5 have completed this four-storey house in Tokyo enclosed by a perforated metal screen. More about SN.House by atelierA5
Office building by Takeshi Hosaka
Japanese architects Takeshi Hosaka have completed this office building in the Tokyo suburb of Yoyogi. More about Office building by Takeshi Hosaka
Inside Out by Takeshi Hosaka Architects
Rain falls inside parts of this house in Tokyo by Japanse studio Takeshi Hosaka Architects. More about Inside Out by Takeshi Hosaka Architects
Sorayumebako by Yukio Kimura
Japanese interior designer Yukio Kimura has created this combined cafe, gallery and second-hand book shop in Osaka, Japan. More about Sorayumebako by Yukio Kimura
One Thousand Cranes for Japan by Anomaly and Unit9
London studios Anomaly and Unit9 are collating patterns donated by artists, which users can print out with instructions to make origami cranes in exchange for a donation to disaster relief in Japan. More about One Thousand Cranes for Japan by Anomaly and Unit9
Heart for Japan by Delphine Perrot
Graphic artist Delphine Perrot has designed a logo to encourage people to donate money to help humanitarian relief in Japan. More about Heart for Japan by Delphine Perrot
Earthquake movie filmed inside Sendai Mediatheque by Toyo Ito
Dezeenwire: here's a movie filmed inside the Toyo Ito-designed Sendai Mediatheque during last Friday's earthquake in Japan. More about Earthquake movie filmed inside Sendai Mediatheque by Toyo Ito
“Please help Japan” – Tokujin Yoshioka
Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka has sent this letter and video asking for donations to the Red Cross for disaster relief following the earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Japan. More about “Please help Japan” – Tokujin Yoshioka