Architect Shohei Shigematsu unveils a sculptural, ellipsoidal pavilion dedicated to the art of mushroom cultivation and community exchange.
By twisting the architecture into a fluid, serpentine curve, the architects managed to weave the residence around ancient trees without disturbing a single root.
Forest and valley views frame the residence’s architectural identity.
This renovation utilizes strategic openings and expansive glazing to flood a formerly closed-off agricultural space with natural light.
Featuring a massive helical roof that doubles as a 24-hour public promenade, allowing visitors to walk from the riverbank to the sky.
These twin cabins reinterpret traditional Hata-Mazanka huts with glass façades and light-filled interiors.
Dubbed Wir Słowa, the 19,000-square-meter site features dynamic floors that invite fluid movement.
The architect’s flowing towers bring sculptural artistry to Saadiyat’s skyline.
Curved façades and rippling geometry redefine coastal living.
A rare work outside Barcelona highlights his creative reach.
Layered volumes form protective boundaries while inviting natural ventilation.
The building’s rhythmic red blocks mimic tectonic strata, grounding the contemporary structure in Greece’s natural landscape.