MON Factory House : By EASTERN Design Office

Kyoto, Japan
EASTERN Design Office
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Photo © Courtesy of Koichi Torimura

The holes are lined up on a cross shape. The hole is made on the architecture like the perforated line. This architecture is “House with Crest”.

Strips : By EASTERN Design Office + HOJO Structure Research Institue

Shiga, Japan
EASTERN Design Office + HOJO Structure Research Institue
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Photo © Courtesy of Koichi Torimura

Japanese studio EASTERN design office has designed the sculptural facade – Strips in Shiga Japan.

"The form of this construction is the dancing light and the shadow.
They dance slowly over one day.
They dance slowly like a Noh performance.
This has a sculpturesque solidity in its expression."

EASTERN design office

Light thread : By EASTERN design office

Beijing, China
EASTERN design office
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Image © Courtesy of EASTERN design office

Japanese studio EASTERN design office shared their competition proposal for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Wrestling Arena.
Full project description by EASTERN design office 
It is the international design proposal competition for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Wrestling Arena. During the Olympic Games, the wrestling arena has a 10,000-person capacity. After the Olympic Games, 4,000 temporary seats can be taken out to and the interior can be refitted with three arenas, a pool, and 6000 seats to transform the space into a gymnasium complex.

A House Awaiting Death : By EASTERN design office

Ise Penninsula, Japan
EASTERN design office
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Photo © Courtesy of Koichi Torimrua

A House Awaiting Death by Japanese studio EASTERN design office is an interesting project name for an owner who will die in 15 years, the house is elevated from the ground and capturing the sea view framed by the waving opening which was inspired by the blue butterfly.

Villa Saitan : By EASTERN Design Office

Kyoto, Japan
EASTERN Design Office
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Photo © Courtesy of Koichi Torimura

The site is in Nishioji-hachijo, Kyoto. From the main street we enter into a covert place along an alley of 4 meters in width.