Sou Fujimoto

This Tokyo house by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto has hardly any walls and looks like scaffolding (photos by Iwan Baan). House NA has three storeys that are subdivided into many staggered platforms. The few walls that do exist are mostly glass, making certain spaces secure without adding privacy. See more projects by Sou Fujimoto here, including a stack of four house-shaped apartments. See

Futures of the Future is the very first exhibit at the Japan House Gallery of London, exploring visions of the forward-thinking Japanese architect

Photos of the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2013 by Sou Fujimoto, featuring a grid of steel poles like a cloud, next or scaffolding.

<span>The Shiroiya Hotel also includes a series of interventions by stars of the project such as Michele De Lucchi, Jasper Morrison, Leandro Erlich and artists including Hiroshi Sugimoto and Tatsuo Miyajima.</span>

'living within/without windows' is a large-scale model of sou fujimoto's unique 'house N', exhibited at the national museum of modern art, tokyo.

House NA by Sou Fujimoto could be distinguished as a three story single-family home that is similar in form to a stacked pile of glass boxes of different sizes. The internal areas are set at differ…

a distinguished team headed by japanese architect sou fujimoto has been selected to complete the new learning center of paris' ecole polytechnique.

A team led by Japanese studio Sou Fujimoto Architects has unveiled images of its competition-winning proposal for a Paris university building.

Image 14 of 17 from gallery of Sou Fujimoto and Coldefy & Associés Propose a Sweeping Canopy for French Court House. Photograph by MIR

photographer nils koenning has visited sou fujimoto's 'white tree' in montpellier to document the building as part of the french city's evolving urbanscape.