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A Western-style bedroom furnished with a bed; the ceiling above the headboard incorporates indirect lighting to avoid glare.

Chamber of Time｜Bedroom

Each unit displays subtle variations in design reflecting successive additions and the tastes of past occupants.

Chamber of Time｜Corridor

Quiet Waiting Residence — A Final Home as a Private Art Museum｜LDK

Layout suitable for mixed uses such as ateliers or small shops, enabling live-work arrangements.

UEHARA APARTMENT｜LDK

From the kitchen, the living–dining room and front garden can be viewed over the counter.

UEHARA APARTMENT｜Living Room

View from the gallery toward the Japanese room and south garden. The cat-level lattice shoji were repaired and reused.

Urban Folk House｜Atrium

House in the Forest｜Japanese-style room

Tsugu (Inheritance)｜LDK

The wide veranda was incorporated into the living room. The glass doors with a frosted pattern lead to the main entrance.

The original earthen-floor ceiling is exposed all the way to the back in the upper section.

Chamber of Time｜Lavatory

House in the Forest｜Terrace

A dwelling that allows the unhurried pace of life characteristic of rental housing.

GELATO PIQUE HOME｜Lavatory

Second-floor study. New floor-to-ceiling bookshelves were installed. The ceiling lighting is original from the house's construction.

The shoin shoji screens originally used in the tokonoma and shoin study area were reused as a partition between the living room and dining room.

Ascending the stairs, the sloped ceiling reveals expansive mountain views.

Renovation of a Vintage Condominium｜Lavatory

UEHARA APARTMENT｜Kitchen

Although this room is located beneath the low eaves of the lean-to addition, lowering the floor created a calm and comfortable ceiling height.

A gallery for enjoying art and antiques, created by repurposing the adjacent alcove that had become storage.

A streetscape where modern buildings and old tiled roofs coexist. Nagaya units are renewed sequentially as tenants move in and out.

Looking up from the dining. When the kura was detached, the end of the main house was extended by one span, which altered the roof geometry.

We cleared weeds and debris to restore the tsubo-niwa; aluminum sashes were removed and replaced with wooden fittings.

Residence in Kamiuma｜Terrace

Residence in Kamiuma｜Exterior

Return view of the flag‑lot approach. Planting and stonework reconfigured.

Residence in Nishikyogoku｜Exterior

The design is unified by antique furniture, creating a quietly composed and tranquil atmosphere.

GELATO PIQUE HOME｜Storage

Renovation of a Vintage Condominium｜LDK

The exposed roof-board ceiling of the wide veranda was insulated and relaid.

The Buddhist altar, formerly located beside the tokonoma, was retained intact and made into a semi-independent Buddhist altar room.

The rooftop serves as a play area with a children's pool.

Renovation of a Vintage Condominium｜Bathroom

UEHARA APARTMENT｜Corridor

HOU (包) — Cork House｜Bedroom

Viewed from the dining room toward the living room, the space is divided by three octagonal columns and retractable paper shoji screens.

Chamber of Time｜Kitchen

Light enters the interior through openings in the staircase.

The original tatami room was dismantled; performance upgrades including improved insulation, seismic reinforcement, underfloor heating and a built-in air-conditioning unit were implemented.

From the dining room toward the living room, the washi paper was removed from the ranma to create transparency.

A wall opening discovered during demolition proved to be an original secondary window; it is normally protected from wind and rain with a hanging shoji screen.