Moss House Nendo 2002年に佐藤オオキを中心に設立されたデザインオフィス。 東京とミラノに拠点を持ち、建築、インテリア、プロダクト、グラフィックと幅広くデザインを手掛ける。. Last year, architecture and product design group nendo studio completed the renovation of this gorgeous moss house private residence in the ebisu area of tokyo, japan.
Moss House Nendo Nendo architectural studio 2011. from publication: architecture that grows: a new theory in architectural sustainability | architecture | researchgate, the professional network for scientists. An old wooden house in tokyo decorated with patterns of dry moss by japanese architectural firm nendo (2008). The house had accumulated some strange and wonderful features an inner courtyard, an oddly long hallway, a tiny room from a series of earlier renovations, so we decided to build on these earlier features, but also to "acclimate" the space to the new owner's lifestyle. Ooki saito is one of the designers over at nendo, and has an ongoing blog at elle japan. as the story goes, he and his wife fell in love with an old fixer upper and decided to renovate.
Moss House Nendo The house had accumulated some strange and wonderful features an inner courtyard, an oddly long hallway, a tiny room from a series of earlier renovations, so we decided to build on these earlier features, but also to "acclimate" the space to the new owner's lifestyle. Ooki saito is one of the designers over at nendo, and has an ongoing blog at elle japan. as the story goes, he and his wife fell in love with an old fixer upper and decided to renovate. The house had accumulated some strange and wonderful features an inner courtyard, an oddly long hallway, a tiny room from a series of earlier renovations, so we decided to build on these earlier features, but also to "acclimate" the space to the new owner's lifestyle. Moss house | private house by japanese architect " nendo oki sato ". this project involved renovating an old wooden house on the shibuya river in tokyo's ebisu neighbourhood into a live work space. Moss house, nendo, ebisu japan, shibuya river, natural pattern, wallpaper, interiors, artistic installation photo by daici ano. The house had accumulated some strange and wonderful features an inner courtyard, an oddly long hallway, a tiny room from a series of earlier renovations, so we decided to build on these earlier features, but also to "acclimate" the space to the new owner's lifestyle.
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