Architecture

  01. Annex H   
  02. Mikawa Art Center  
  03. Green Field Edge         
  04. Hut Y  
  05. Clinic S (unbuild)    
  06. Annex F     
  07. Village H(unbuild)
  08. Village UM  
  09. Farm O(2023-) 
  10. Museum H Entrance(2024-)

Furniture

  11. L’animale
  12. K Museum’s Chair
  13. Furiniture MLF(2023-)

Exhibition Space
 
  14. Group Show TMAM 2020 
  15. The Tale of Architecture     
  16. alternative greenhouse
  17. Assembridge Nagoya
  18. Group Show N/BFMA+
  19. iichiko design at KHM
  20. be/behave/become(2023-)

Fieldwork
 
  21. alternative greenhouse
  22. Signs of Mobility 
  23. Constructing Assembly  
  24. Material Fieldwork in Okazaki  
  25. N Olympic Research Collective

Assemble
 
  26. be/behave/become(2023-) 
  27. Material Learning Farm(2023-)  
  28. Parallel Sessions 2021
  29. Parallel Projections 2019
  30. Aichi Triennale 2019  
  31. N Olympic Research
  32. Art Play Ground      
  33. IAMAS Community Archive
  34. Rehearsal T/N  
  35. Okazaki Design Chalet

Text / Books
 
  35. Windouw Research Institute 
  36. KenchikuTouron2022  
  37AP Kyoto
  38. Urban Theory of Pandemic 
  39Pararell Sessions 2021  
  40. Flagmental Image Game  
  41. Retro typing
  42. Architects of the Year    
  43. Tokyo Kenchiku Collection
  44. master’s thesis    

Previous works

  45. Eagle Woods House
  46. Make Alternative Space
  47. Calavan of MA-DO


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Assembridge Nagoya 2019

 

2019 / Nagoya City 

 アッセンブリッジ・ナゴヤは、名古屋の港まちを舞台に2016年よりスタートした、音楽と現代美術のフェスティバルです。
 音楽やアートが架け橋となり、 まちと人が出会い、つながりが生まれ、新たな文化が育まれていくことを目指しています。コンサートホールや美術館ではなく、 いつものまちが会場となり、名古屋の港まちの日常に音楽やアートが溶け込み、創造性溢れる場所から風景が動き出していきます。(HP→assembridge nagoya

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Assembridge NAGOYA is a festival set in the Nagoya Port area (Minatomachi), showcasing music and contemporary art since 2016.
The term encompasses our aim for music and art to bridge people and the town, create connections and eventually nurture a new culture. The stage is not concert halls or museums but the town itself. Music and art blend into the everyday life of the Nagoya Port area, and the creative spaces transform the surrounding landscape.



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