suzuko yamada architects

Born in Tokyo 1984. He studied landscape design at university and worked as a design staff member at Sou Fujimoto Architects before entering the graduate school of Tokyo University of the Arts. While still a student, he won the top prize in the Tokyo Museum of Art's "Arts & Life: A House for Living" exhibition, exhibiting a full-scale residential work. His main works after independence include "DAITA 2019," which created an integrated living environment with countless structural materials that traverse the interior and exterior of the building, "MIYAZAKI," which proposed a life that is not bound by the frame due to the scattering of shapes and colors, and the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo Rest Facility (open to the public in 2025), which creates an environment in which trees and man-made objects are seamlessly integrated. Major awards include the Grand Prize at the 3rd Architectural Institute of Japan Awards, the 36th Yoshioka Award, the Under 35 Architects exhibition 2020 Gold Medal, and the 3rd Kazuhiro Kojima Award.

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