ProjectsTakashi Homma Looking Through / Le Corbusier WindowsCo-published with Canadian Centre for Architecture and Koenig Books
InterviewsPanel DiscussionWindows in PhotographyIwan Baan, Takashi Homma, Yoshiharu Tsukamoto (Atelier Bow-Wow)
InterviewsThe 16th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia 2018Interview with Tom Emerson, 6a architectsArchitect / Professor, ETHZ
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowFacing the Arches: Cairo, Egypt (part 2)Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
ResearchStudy on Hashirama-Sochi; Equipment In BetweenMovie "A City of Columns"Norihito Nakatani Seminar (Waseda University)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowSensing Mother Earth: Petra, JordanRyuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowReligion and Cities: Isfahan, IranRyuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowShifted Windows: Masuleh, IranRyuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowBreathing in the Desert: Yazd, IranRyuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
ResearchWindow SociologyHigh-rise condos and windows—from functionality to scenery—Rina Yamamoto (Assistant Professor, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo)
CulturePhotography was Born at the WindowSymbolic RealismFrancesco Zanot (Photography Critic ＆ Curator)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowStarting by Surrounding: Takht-e Soleymān, IranRyuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowThe City Is a Bazaar: Tabriz, IranRyuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CulturePhotography was Born at the WindowThe Battle for RealismFrancesco Zanot (Photography Critic ＆ Curator)
CultureTraveling Asia through a Window“Placing” a Home: East Gilan, Iran, part 2Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a Window"Placing" a Home: East Gilan, Iran (Part 1)Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
InterviewsInterviewsPart 1: Yoshiharu Tsukamoto “Window Behaviorology”Atelier Bow-Wow / Professor, Tokyo Institute of Technology
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowKibber, India : The Hidden Hole (part 2)Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
InterviewsTakashi Homma's Conversations on PhotographyFrom the “Window” Snapshots of the 1970s to Contemporary German PhotographyCandida Höfer (Photographer) + Takashi Homma (Photographer)
ResearchWindow WorkologyIwanoi Shuzo (Iwanoi Brewery)Yoshiharu Tsukamoto Lab. (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowKibber, India : The Hidden Hole (part 1)Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
ResearchStudy on Hashirama-Sochi; Equipment In BetweenMovie "THE CORALLUM"Norihito Nakatani Seminar (Waseda University)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowKinnaur District, North India: The Overhanging Village (Part 3)Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowKinnaur District, North India: The Overhanging Village (Part 2)Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
InterviewsWindowology 10th Anniversary ExhibitionArchitecture in Photography and WindowsIwan Baan (Photographer)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowThe Overhanging Village : Kinnaur District, India, Part 1Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowFloors and Floods: Siem Reap, Part 2Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
InterviewsWindowology 10th Anniversary ExhibitionA Conversation on Windows and StoriesHiroshi Hara (Architect) + Leandro Erlich (Artist)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowFloors and Floods: Siem Reap, Part 1Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowThe Red Earthenware Bowl: Eastern Tibet, Ser thar, Part 2Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowThe Red Earthenware Bowl: Eastern Tibet, Ser thar, Part 1Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowMemories of a Skylight: Tashqurqan Part 3Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowMemories of a Skylight: Tashqurqan Part 2Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowMemories of a Skylight: Tashqurqan, Part 1Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowA Desert below Sea Level — Turpan, Part 3Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowA Desert Below Sea Level—Turpan, Part 2Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowA Desert Below Sea Level — Turpan, Part 1Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowZhangcun: The Needs of the Underground Part 3Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowZhangcun: The Needs of the Underground Part 2Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowZhangcun, "needs of underground" Part 1Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowHouses beyond the Places of Scenic Beauty (2)Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowHouses beyond the Places of Scenic Beauty (1)Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
InterviewsTakashi Homma's Conversations on PhotographyThe Origin of the IdeaTakashi Homma (Photographer) + Shizuka Yokomizo (Artist)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowShanghai, Bars of Iron Sprouting from Windows (2)Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
InterviewsTakashi Homma's Conversations on PhotographyMOMAT Collection “Windows and Photography”Takashi Homma (Photographer) + Rei Masuda (Curator, MOMAT)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowShanghai, Bars of Iron Sprouting from Windows (1)Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
InterviewsTakashi Homma's Conversations on PhotographyThinking about Windows through PhotographyTakashi Homma (Photographer) + Alec Soth (Photographer)
NewsSupported the Japan Pavilion, The 15th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia 2016
InterviewsTakashi Homma's Conversations on PhotographyThinking about Windows through PhotographyTakashi Homma (Photographer) + Yoshiharu Tsukamoto (Architect)
InterviewsConcept of a WindowHiroshi Hara (Architect) + Taro Igarashi (Architectural historian/critic)