Month: February 2005

  • Oazo

    The other day I had a chance to check out the fairly recent Oazo shopping complex near Tokyo station, not far from the Marunouchi Building. Its biggest feature is the huge Maruzen bookstore. I must admit being quite impressed with the foreign book section on the top floor. Very nice selection of design and architecture…

  • Architecture as a Medium

    The University of Tokyo is currently hosting “Architecture as a Medium: From Piranesi to Expo ’70.” What kinds of messages did architecture try to confer in the modern age, and how were they designed to fulfill that purpose? Every man-made object acts as a carrier of information to a certain degree. Architecture is no exception.…

  • Design Gallery

    The current exhibition at Matsuya’s Design Gallery.

  • Tangerine 1.0

    Well, made it to the other side, with just a few bumps and bruises. The funny thing about updating the site right now, is that it coincides with today’s official release of

  • Expected Weirdness

    I’ve been secretly working on an upgrade to the site for the past week, and I’m about to make it live. Weirdness is sure to incur. Please be patient.

  • Paris Hilton

    Shake your body-body with Mu while watching the

  • Underground Tokyo Guidebook

    Tokyo Damage Report offers an underground guide to Tokyo, including detailed descriptions and addresses for things that are off the beaten path. I just quickly glanced at it, but it looks like is has some fun suggestions. Link via Boing Boing.

  • Time on Archilab

    Time Asia has an article up on the MAM’s current “Archilab” exhibition.