Professionals

Working with stain and lacquer in an ancient Japanese kiln town.

Mapping the space between existing transit and future movement in Chiba.

Turning vector data into material reality.

Building bridges between Kyoto's forests and its city streets.

Redesigning the Japanese living room, one tatami floor at a time.

Balancing structural loads with packaged concrete forms in Okayama's winter cold

Paper engineering in heavy industrial contexts

Mapping small weaving patterns onto concrete walls at a Buddhist temple renovation in Yamagata.

Responsiveness to the rural landscape through concrete-shaded views.

Lighting daylight into concrete structures in Kyoto’s humid air.

Pulling shadows from concrete and light from the grid.

Bringing Imagination to Concrete and Wood in the Kanto region

Reconciling architectural drawings with actual site conditions in Shimotoda

Principal Architect at Polar Grid Lab

Form follows wood grain in subarctic concrete.

Associate Architect at Nemesis

Crafting spaces that work as hard as the people inside them.

Building quietly in the shadow of Mount Tateyama’s peaks.

Detailing the connection between Japanese housing and timber specifications.

Debugging geometry code to fix messy foundations in Fukushima

Architecture that lives quietly with the past.

Quantifying structures since the earliest sketches.

Structuring complex logistics in Tokyo’s dense canopy of concrete and privacy

Detailing complexity in Japanese wood

Turning raw parametric models into battle-tested engineering tools for developers.

Design Director at Water & Level

Seeking the quiet conversation between concrete texture and natural light