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o+h / maki onishi & yuki hyakuda . photos: © Takumi Ota Photography

The Kumamoto Earthquake Disaster Museum KIOKU is dedicated to preserving the memories of the Kumamoto earthquake for future generations. In its design, two key aspects were prioritized. The first is how the architecture can respond to the surrounding landscape of Aso. The second is how the architecture can be positioned within the overall experience of visiting this site. Continue reading o+h / Onishi Hyakuda

o+h Onishimaki + Hyakudayuki Architects . photos: © Takumi Ota . © Kai Nakamura

Aiming for a New Form of Community Center – This project is a 2,600 square meter wooden single-story community center that we designed in Taga. It was envisioned as a town-making hub that fully utilizes local lumber. Up to this point, community centers have existed as a place that nurtures and supports the local people’s self-motivated learning in a manner that differs from schools. Therefore, we wanted to create a community center that will be suitable as a place where people meet each other, exchange wisdom, and learn together. Continue reading o+h Onishimaki + Hyakudayuki

Maki Onishi + Yuki Hyakuda / o+h . photos: © Kai Nakamura

This is a house designed for a couple in Tokyo. Since the site was surrounded by streets on its three sides, we thought about incorporating the remaining street that continues from the city into the house. The street twist around the house, transforming into an outdoors stairway, a greenhouse-like terrace, a garden leading to the tea ceremony room, and continuing eventually to the rooftop. By wrapping the house with the street, we created a home that can be directly entered from the outside through seven different entryways. Continue reading o+h onishimaki+hyakudayuki

onishimaki+hyakudayuki architects / o+h . photos: © Hirokazu Toki . + domus

Gas station in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. Continue reading o+h onishimaki+hyakudayuki

Maki Onishi + Yuki Hyakuda / o+h . photos: © Shinkenchiku-sha . + premium japan

Concrete house in Tokyo. Continue reading o+h onishimaki+hyakudayuki