Professionals

Building connections between site narratives and precise Japanese construction

Balancing Japanese weather constraints with passive thermal performance.

Material-driven design rooted in local stone and climate conditions

Building with mud, straw, and faded timber.

Building with the local clays and stones of Takahashi, Okayama.

Mathematics translated into three dimensions across Japan's dense urban center.

Translating Japanese timber knowledge into standardized digital products.

Urban Designer at Polar Grid Lab

Normalizing residential density through case studies in suburban planners.

Numbers define the wall—material describes the space in between.

Details are not accidents

Designing quiet wood spaces in Hasaki.

Pivoting brutalist concrete to soft-landing bamboo structures.

Building between the Tsuruga coastline and internal volumes.

Turning editable site files into bricks and mortar in Hamura.

Interior Architect at Mind Research Lab

Finding balance in restored Edo-period temples and cedar silos.

Real Estate Developer at Infra Section Studio

Building with wood and concrete in rural Japan.

Architectural Designer at Polar Grid Lab

Drafting precise plans for a coastal resort in Kyushu.

Building the built world in high-dynamic-range view.

Building believable worlds with Quixel materials and mental clarity.

Diagraming complex grid logic for lightweight steel structures.

Orchestrating complex site conditions across Sakai.

Leading a Tokyo-area studio, exploring the tension between high-density housing and personal retreat.

Real Estate Developer at Polar Grid Lab

Focusing on the craft of concrete and timber in Hondomachi-hondo.

Turning data points into breathable spaces inside the concrete shell.