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Japanese architect Kiyo Takeda belongs to a new generation of designers challenging the long-held notion that architecture should impose order on nature. Instead, his work embraces unpredictability, creating buildings that evolve over time as plants, weather, and the surrounding ecosystem become active collaborators. After studying at the University of East London, Takada joined Kengo Kuma […] Related posts: The Ultra-Narrow Rakuragu Hotel Offers a Stylish Stay in Central Tokyo urban farming and corporate culture collide in this Tokyo office building Pioneering Japan’s Zero-Energy Hospitality, ‘ITOMACHI HOTEL 0’

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