Architecture in Berlin — industrial conversions, Brutalist landmarks, minimalist apartments, and cultural institutions built in the spaces the 20th century left behind. A city where every building carries history and every renovation is an act of interpretation.
Jutaku — 'house' in Japanese. Contemporary residential architecture on narrow lots, dense urban sites, and challenging terrain, where strict codes and spatial constraint produce some of the most inventive domestic work anywhere. Dry-garden courtyards, double-height voids, cantilevered cubes, houses climbing through themselves. Compression as discipline; section as plan.
