Tato Architects . photos: © Shinkenchiku sha
When starting the design process of a new building, we always think about creating something that will lead to a rediscovery of the town or areas unique charms. Not far from the city, this hotel is located in a neighborhood with a diverse and pleasant atmosphere. An area favored by many artists and others, whom are attracted by the somewhat rustic and free ambience. Continue reading Tato
Tato Architects . Phorm Architecture and Design . photos: © Christopher Frederick Jones . + ArchitectureAU
Brisbane is a young city. It is a suburban place, dominated by its topography and reliant on our distinct timber vernacular houses to frame its identity – cultural touchstones. It is our contention that in terms of type, tectonic and relationship to terrain, ‘House in Hamilton’ belongs decidedly to the architectural genus ‘Queenslander’. Continue reading Tato . Phorm
Tato Architects . photos: © Shinkenchiku-sha . + dezeen
It is difficult to deal with architectural elements such as stairs and handrails that don’t have direct relation to the main architectural composition. Continue reading Tato Architects
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Tato Architects . photos: © Shinkenchiku Sha . + dezeen
We have designed many landings. It is a place floating in the air, from which you can look back to where you were just before, and look forward to where you will go. House in Kawanishi, which was completed before this house, was also architecture of landing. Continue reading Tato Architects
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Tato Architects . photos: © Shinkenchiku-sha . + dezeen
The project presented an unusual challenge: A public walkway ran adjacent to the western boundary of the house. It narrowed awkwardly from a three metre-wide road on approach from the north to a mere seventy centimetres on the eastern border to the southern corner of the site. Continue reading Tato Architects
