This platform builds upon the act of tracing and reinterpreting architecture, presenting a carefully selected collection of images that offer insight into the origins of our work and the future directions of the practice. We honor the weight of a brick, the story in a tile, and the grain of wood—materials that are invested with memory, craft, and time, shaping places with quiet insistence and enduring presence.
Sou Fujimoto has described "white" as a kind of field that envelops human presence, where light, shadow, backdrop, and reflection interact to create an atmosphere that is luminous yet soft.
Structurally, the house follows the principles of a traditional Japanese dwelling, with a central column anchoring the plan. The framework of the main house aligns with the roof's slope, yet the entire structure is unified beneath a white ceiling, subtly obscuring its underlying form. Characterized by loft-like white bedrooms, expansive open spaces, dramatic columns, and soaring ceilings, the House in White embodies a serene and minimalist architectural expression.