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Ken’ichi Suzuki Photo Studio is a Tokyo-based photography practice specializing in architectural and interior photography. Led by Ken’ichi Suzuki, the studio is renowned for its meticulous and atmospheric documentation of contemporary Japanese architecture. Suzuki’s work captures the nuanced interplay of light, material, and spatial composition, collaborating with leading architects such as Mount Fuji Architects Studio and Nikken Sekkei. His photography has been featured in prominent architectural publications, reflecting a deep sensitivity to the built environment.
The conventional courtyard house confronts a climatic paradox in Kanazawa, Japan, where winter snow accumulates in deep, persistent layers. Traditionally associated with sunlit, arid environments, heavy snowfall can fundamentally challenge…
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In a quiet residential area of Kashiwa City, Chiba Prefecture, F-WHITE emerges as a spatial response to three simultaneous conditions: a client’s desire for unity, the awkward geometry of a…
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In the dense urban fabric of Tokyo’s low-rise residential zones, the idea of a courtyard house often arrives burdened with contradictions. While courtyards promise tranquility, daylight, and spatial openness, they…
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