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Commercial Photo

Jul 25, 2009

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Nice to see some of Josh Lieberman‘s photos appear in last month’s issue (July 2009) of Commercial Photo. Josh is an architectural photographer I met earlier this year when he attended an edition of PauseTalk.

Published

Jul 25, 2009

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Jean Snow

in Architecture, Art, Design, Events

Megumi (Assistant) is readying for a new exhibition, “Published,” at Art Center Ongoing in Kichijoji (July 29 to August 9), and it will involve quite a few related events — you’ll find more details in the TAB entry. The opening happens Wednesday night (July 29, from 19:00), and will involve a sound project with Micke…

House in Matsuyama

Jul 24, 2009

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Jean Snow

in Architecture

Dezeen shows off a beautiful new home — House in Matsuyama — by Suppose Design Office.

Un/Built Store

Jul 21, 2009

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Jean Snow

in Architecture, Design, Fashion, Stores

From Assistant and Cyril “bovine mutilator” Duval (Item Idem), the Un/Built Store, a store concept entirely made up of shoe boxes — the store naturally disappears as shoes are sold. The project was featured in issue #926 of Domus.

Bakako’s Renewed Apartment

Jul 12, 2009

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Jean Snow

in Architecture, Design

Tokyo architects Bakako recently renovated their apartment, and Design*Sponge takes us on a tour of the before and after. Quite the change!

Peter Stutchbury Talks

Jun 21, 2009

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Jean Snow

in Architecture, Events

Keiji has been collaborating on a project with Australian architect Peter Stutchbury, and with Stutchbury in Tokyo for a few days to check in on the construction, Keiji is organizing a lecture and party at his studio (Keiji Ashizawa Design, 2-17-15 Koishikawa, Bukyo-ku — nearest station: Korakuen) on Tuesday, July 23. The reception will start…

Book on Hitoshi Abe

May 11, 2009

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Jean Snow

in Architecture, Books

Designboom reviews a new book on the works of architect Hitoshi Abe from Phaidon. Whether or not you are an architect or designer, this book highlights Hitoshi Abeâ€™s work in a way that anyone can appreciate. Through vivid imagery and detailed insights, each project is displayed in a straightforward and captivating way.

TOO49

May 2, 2009

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Jean Snow

in Architecture

And if a housing complex is more realistic than a proper home, how about Japanese architecture studio 16A‘s TOO49 in Haginaka, Tokyo. Designboom gives you a tour.