by Sunena V Maju Dec 16, 2022
Inspired by the onsens and ryokans of Japan, Kengo Kuma & Associates' KAI Yufuin project is wrapped in the traditionality of Japanese farmhouse architecture, in the Ōita Prefecture.
by Jincy Iype Jun 22, 2022
STIR reflects back on the idiosyncrasy of The Exchange, Kengo Kuma & Associates’ first completed project in Sydney, Australia, through the eyes of Yuki Ikeguchi, Partner, KKAA.
by STIRworld Mar 27, 2021
Devoted to the Norwegian playwright, the Ibsen Library by Kengo Kuma and Associates and Mad Arkitekter is set to become a cultural hub located at a prominent intersection in Skien.
by Meghna Mehta Dec 02, 2020
Yawara Nursery School in Hokkaido, Japan, by Kengo Kuma and Associates uses local larch wood and draws inspiration from the region known for the largest sunflower fields.
by Meghna Mehta Aug 24, 2019
In a collaboration with local craftsmen, Chidori furniture was designed by the Japanese architecture office Kengo Kuma and Associates to revive old traditions. Japan
by STIRworld Feb 07, 2023
OMA / David Gianotten, and Andreas Karavanas win the competition to modify Museo Egizio in Turin, Italy, imagining a new composition with an immersive fabric.
by Zohra Khan May 28, 2022
The Japanese firm’s design of a two-storey ryokan in Kusatsu Onsen hot spring is an exercise in using contradictions to create a space for its place.
by STIRworld May 04, 2022
Excerpts from Vladimir Belogolovsky’s new book, Imagine Buildings Floating Like Clouds, which juxtaposes 101 distinct visions of leading creatives.
by Devanshi Shah Mar 25, 2022
In a conversation with STIR, principal on the project, Yuki Ikeguchi, elaborates on how she transformed the textual concepts explored by the Danish writer into architectural spaces.
by Jincy Iype Aug 18, 2021
STIR speaks with VAVA founder, Pedro da Silva, about the capsule of 3D-printed sunglasses inspired by Kuma’s works, blending architecture and sustainable design.
by Jerry Elengical Aug 11, 2021
The immersive installation is part of the new 10D Experience at the Antoni Gaudi-designed townhouse in Barcelona, Spain, featuring exhibits by Refik Anadol and Miguel Alonso.
by STIRworld May 28, 2021
Kengo Kuma & Associates, Bjarke Ingels Group, and Studio Gang propose projects for the Westbank Campus redevelopment in San Jose, taking on Silicon Valley’s built environment.
by STIRworld Apr 06, 2021
Featuring a roster of eight Japanese architects and artists, the project is part of the Tokyo Tokyo Festival, which will run alongside the 2021 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
by Avantika Shankar Feb 11, 2021
Experiential installations and immersive artworks at the NGV Triennial in Melbourne confront audiences with questions of co-habitation and complicity in public space.
by Avantika Shankar Feb 03, 2021
The Triennial at Melbourne’s National Gallery of Victoria considers a future in which nature regains control over architecture and design.
by Zohra Khan Sep 10, 2020
STIR X LOCO Design bring architectural photographer Edmund Sumner with critic and curator Vladimir Belogolovsky to discuss the nuances of storytelling with two different mediums.
by STIRworld Dec 30, 2019
STIR picks the most innovative building façades of 2019, created using different materials, sustainable features and novel design approaches.
by Jincy Iype Sep 21, 2019
Located in Eskişehir, the art museum is a collection of stacked, timber boxes, displaying a spirited mix of the old and new, and touted to become an iconic landmark in Turkey.
by Meghna Mehta Sep 13, 2019
Dezeen revealed its shortlists for 2019 Awards that would identify the most outstanding work, from across the world, in the fields of architecture, interiors, design, and studios.
by Maulik Yagnik Aug 19, 2019
The French city has transformed from a historical landmark to a tapestry of contemporary architectural icons, studded with works by internationally renowned designers.
by Meghna Mehta Jun 04, 2019
The International Train Station designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates for the Italian town of Susa, respects heritage and subtly bows to its picturesque natural context.
by Meghna Mehta May 24, 2019
A hospitality project designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates in Paris breaks conventional stereotypes about buildings by creating a green oasis within the dense city fabric.
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