The building has been carefully sculpted to acknowledge the transition from the West End to the downtown core.

A sustainable community in San Francisco’s Mission Bay neighborhood.

Bunjob house results in a new creation of living space, architectural style, construction techniques, and material use of the present day.

Connecting 'Kimono to Person', and 'Person to Person', a space formulated to transmute 'precious time' to 'eternal memory'.

By creating a situation close to that found in nature, in which the ground absorbs rainwater and recycles it.

With appealing stories and legends, it motivates guests to go on a discovery tour through the city.

This fresh take on disaster preparedness enables consumers to customize their own kits by purchasing products sold as everyday items.

A quiet residential area near the station. A rest-filled mansion surrounded by "light" and "green".

Work and Walk. A desk with a treadmill but without a motor.

A smart notebook that captures your handwritten ideas, notes, and drawings digitally with accuracy and imperceptible lag.

Bringing wellness to the workplace with high design and New Nordic cuisine.

Defuturing confronts designing with the challenge of remaking while offering the elements of new practical reasoning of design acting.

The shape completely supported by the curved glass wall imitates the spring in the timepiece movement, which combines the core tradition of Audemars Piguet and the spirit of forward-thinking.

Situated in the postmodernist current and in Deconstructivism, of which he is unanimously recognized as one of the leading exponents.

What this building wants to bring to people is to feel the present and appreciate the natural sound of simplicity.

What is particular about space is not the taste of piling up with brand-name furniture, but the details of suitability for the owner.

Rooted in Japanese aesthetics, a new connection is made between the urban landscape and the humanized cityscape.

The approach across mediums is conceptual and holistic, guided by an interest in color, tactility, and composition.

Master of Arts, Satu Maaranen is a Helsinki based Fashion Designer.

Related to his cultural heritage, connecting the tradition with new concepts, manufacturing processes, and technologies.