designboom speaks to the japanese architect on the occasion of the world around and fondation cartier's 'in focus: radical repair' conference at la triennale di milano.

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junya ishigami shares an in-depth account of the unique design process of the earthen architecture.

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a series of large holes punctured through this large membrane will offer views of the sparkling water below.

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ishigami has designed the hall as a gentle landscape of dancing petals.

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the darkened structure extends across the garden in flexible shapes, gently enveloping the pre-existing trees and vegetation.

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remaining open to the elements, the project has been conceived as an expansive landscape that changes with the seasons and the weather.

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the didactically invasive, large-scale water garden calls for the relocation of an entire forest tree by tree.

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the design is made by arranging slates to create a single canopy roof that appears to emerge from the ground of the surrounding park.

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the architect is currently building a cave-like restaurant in yamaguchi, japan, that looks like it was tunnelled by giant worms.

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the temporary structure is made by arranging slates to create a single canopy roof that appears to emerge from the ground of the surrounding park.

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