InterviewsTakashi Homma's Conversations on PhotographyThinking about Windows through PhotographyTakashi Homma (Photographer) + Alec Soth (Photographer)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowLife in the Holy Land: Jerusalem, IsraelRyuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowRushing Along the Nile: Egypt and the NileRyuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
NewsJapan House Los Angeles Presents a Webinar Discussion “New Views: The Influence of Windows on Architecture and Society”
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowFacing the Arches: Cairo, Egypt (part 2)Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
NewsThe Window: A Journey of Art and Architecture through Windows at the Marugame Genichiro-Inokuma Museum of Contemporary Art
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowSensing Mother Earth: Petra, JordanRyuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowReligion and Cities: Isfahan, IranRyuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
ProjectsThe Window: A Journey of Art and Architecture Through Windows at MOMAT, Tokyothe National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo; Window Research Institute
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowShifted Windows: Masuleh, IranRyuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
InterviewsWindows in ArtChiharu Shiota The Sense of Daily Life and Smells Soaked into Windows Gives Power to My WorkArtist
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)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowStarting by Surrounding: Takht-e Soleymān, IranRyuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
ResearchWindow SociologyWindows as media — why we find looking through windows intriguing?—Hideo Hama (Professor, Faculty of Letters, Keio University)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowThe City Is a Bazaar: Tabriz, IranRyuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureWindows in ArtChapter 1: The studio – exploring the mind of the artist from Caspar David Friedrich to Spencer FinchOssian Ward (Art Critic)
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)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowKibber, India : The Hidden Hole (part 1)Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
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)
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)
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)
CultureScandinavian WindowsPart 3: Apertures for Walking ThroughNahoko Wada (Architectural Historian)
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)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowShanghai, Bars of Iron Sprouting from Windows (2)Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
CultureTraveling Asia through a WindowShanghai, Bars of Iron Sprouting from Windows (1)Ryuki Taguma (Fieldoffice Architects)
InterviewsThe 15th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia 2016Exhibition “Present State(ment)”Takeshi Hashimoto, 403architecture [dajiba] (Architect)
InterviewsThe 15th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia 2016Sunny Loggia HouseChie Konno (Architect, t e c o)
CultureA Bookcase like a Small BuildingWindow Bookcase (2)Maki Onishi + Yuki Hyakuda / o+h (Architect)
CultureA Bookcase like a Small BuildingWindow Bookcase (1)Maki Onishi + Yuki Hyakuda / o+h (Architect)