To create the new agency for TBWA/Hakuhodo, Klein Dytham Architecture transformed an old bowling alley in a large 8 story amusement complex in downtown Tokyo.
To create the new agency for TBWA/Hakuhodo, Klein Dytham Architecture transformed an old bowling alley in a large 8 story amusement complex in downtown Tokyo.
Klein Dytham Architecture designed this beautiful outdoor furniture for a cherry blossom party to celebrate the 1st Anniversary of the opening of Tokyo Mid-Town, a major mixed use development in Tokyo.
The Moku Moku Yu Baths, designed by Klein Dytham Architecture in 2006, is a timber bathhouse set amidst pine forest at the Risonare Resort.
The Brillare Dinning and Party Space, designed by Klein Dytham Architecture in 2005, is an addition to the Risonare Resort where the Leaf Chapel is located.
The Gao Nursery is another intervention of Klein Dytham Architecture at the Risonare Resort.
The Cafe & Book, designed by Klein Dytham Architecture in 2005, is another project at Risonare Resort.
After de success of the Leaf Chapel, Klein Dytham Architecture was invited to continue re-scripting the Risonare Resort with the Y Y Grill Restaurant.
The Leaf Chapel, designed by Klein Dytham Architecture in 2004, sits within the grounds of the Risonare Resort in Kobuchizawa, Japan, a refreshingly green setting with beautiful views to the Yatsugatuke peaks and Mount Fuji.
Next week I will post six of Klein Dytham Architecture’s work at the Risonare Resort in Kobuchizawa, Japan: the Leaf Chapel, the Y Y Grill Restaurant, the Cafe & Book, the Gao Nursery, the Brillare Dinning and Party Space and the Moku Moku Yu Baths.
Enjoy!