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20 slides x 20 seconds. Tokyo’s Pecha Kucha Night
“Give an architect a mike and they’ll talk for hours,” explains Astrid Klein at Tokyo’s Pecha Kucha Night in the standing-room only space at Superdeluxe. Pecha-Kucha Night was started by Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham as a place for architects, designers, and other creatives to publicly show their work. But rather than placing audiences at [...]
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Product design by Makoto Yamaguchi
Japanese architect Makoto Yamaguchi has recently been extending his practice to include sensitive and exquisitely crafted products.
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Mikiya Kobayashi Design
Mr. Mikiya Kobayashi, till last month, was sharing the same portion of the office with me, among many other young designers. He has an especially high degree of completion as well as attention to detail and therefore a good evaluation. Today I would like to introduce four of his works.
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Japanese History by DEROLL
Of the many exhibitions that took place this year, the one that was most talked about was most likely the “Japanese History†exhibition. These works used Ii Naosuke as a motif. He guided Japan from being nationally isolated to being opened up by using forceful leadership as an important person to the “Edo Bakufu,†the [...]
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Tokyo Weekly: Design Tide
Written by Keiji Ashizawa Translated by Hannah Hernandez This is the third year for Design tide. Up till last year they were exhibiting in buildings under construction and vacant stadium spaces which served as a message in itself. This year they were exhibited at an event space located on the basement floor of a shopping [...]
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