Browsing: Kengo Kuma

Kengo Kuma’s Shipyard 1914 transforms the former Guangzhou Shipyard into a mixed-use destination for art, culture, and commerce. Built on…

In Banff National Park, an international design competition commissioned by Parks Canada in collaboration with the Royal Architectural Institute of…

The expansion of the Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art reorganizes the institution around a larger idea, treating art, ecology,…

Capella Kyoto Hotel emerges as a serene space. Walking through the historic district, past timber-fronted machiya houses and narrow stone…

Japanese architect Kengo Kuma has introduced a calibrated architectural intervention at the historic Saint-Maurice Cathedral, transforming its western entrance through…

In a refined collaboration, Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and India-based Jaipur Rugs reinterpret built form as a sensory surface. The…

Qapital Tower in Quito, Ecuador introduces a 32-storey residential skyscraper designed by Japanese studio Kengo Kuma and Associates in collaboration…

London’s National Gallery is preparing for the most significant architectural transformation in its two-century history, with Japanese architect Kengo Kuma…

Kengo Kuma’s Earth Tree transforms shelter, materiality, and creativity into an immersive architectural experience rooted in nature and memory. There…

The Waterfront Culture Center on Paper Island in Copenhagen is a landmark project designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates, set…