Architecture in Barcelona — from Gaudí's organic forms to contemporary studios navigating the Gothic Quarter's density. Ceramic facades, courtyard houses, cultural centres, and the interplay of stone, tile, and shadow that defines building in this city.
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.
