Kenzo Tange /// Tange House /// Seijo, Tokyo, Japan /// OfHouses presents “Pritzkers’ First Houses, part IV”: Kenzo Tange (Pritzker was the most important Japanese architect in.
Without wishing to sub-divide space, this gracefully twisted fireplace turns to address the sitting area in this open plan terraced house conversion. This subtle shift in focus helps distinguish between living and dining areas
Meditation Space - The extensive Fire collection brings us the memorable Tree Wall which is an in-ground corten steel fire arc with acid etched tree, along with the in-ground Branch Wall, by Elena Colombo
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The TriBeCa Penthouses are te result of a truly killer collaboration. The hotel’s partners Ira Drukier and Robert De Niro sat down with Belgian designer Axel Vervoordt and Japanese architect Tatsuro Miki.
