Kengo Kuma
A “perfect sanctuary nestled on the hilltop of Kyoto.”
A ceramic-clad roof reflects the legacy of the dragon kiln.
With CLT panels fitted throughout.
The Japanese brand’s first “Campfield” in North America features a variety of lodging options, including micro cabins designed by Kengo Kuma.
“…this is the kind of shoe that changes its outer skin to suit the various life situations required by a new lifestyle.”
Each piece was seen as a small architectural project.
The 43-story building is meant to preserve neighboring views.
The Kenzo House is dubbed the zen oasis located in the heart of Paris.
Presented by
The Dalmore
Crafted with architect Kengo Kuma for the master design collection.
Cypress railings replicate the curve of nearby mountain ranges.
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