HOUSE VISION Tokyo Returns for Summer 2016 to Exhibit 12 Home Ideas
Following the success of the inaugural HOUSE VISION Tokyo in 2013, the exhibition is set to return again this summer under the theme of ?Co-Dividual: Split and Connect / Separate and Come Together.? Once again curated by Kenya Hara, designer and creative director for minimalist housewares retailer Muji, the month-long event will tackle the objective of ?thinking about how to create new connections between individuals,? as well as build upon the topics explored by its previous edition, namely the ways in which Japanese housing can adapt to recent demographic, technological and cultural shifts, and the vision of the house as the intersection between industries.
Courtesy of HOUSE VISION 2016 TOKYO EXHIBITION
Following the success of the inaugural HOUSE VISION Tokyo in 2013, the exhibition is set to return again this summer under the theme of ?Co-Dividual: Split and Connect / Separate and Come Together.? Once again curated by Kenya Hara, designer and creative director for minimalist housewares retailer Muji, the month-long event will tackle the objective of ?thinking about how to create new connections between individuals,? as well as build upon the topics explored by its previous edition, namely the ways in which Japanese housing can adapt to recent demographic, technological and cultural shifts, and the vision of the house as the intersection between industries.This year?s exhibition will feature house designs by top Japanese architects such as Sou Fujimoto, K...
Courtesy of HOUSE VISION 2016 TOKYO EXHIBITION
Following the success of the inaugural HOUSE VISION Tokyo in 2013, the exhibition is set to return again this summer under the theme of ?Co-Dividual: Split and Connect / Separate and Come Together.? Once again curated by Kenya Hara, designer and creative director for minimalist housewares retailer Muji, the month-long event will tackle the objective of ?thinking about how to create new connections between individuals,? as well as build upon the topics explored by its previous edition, namely the ways in which Japanese housing can adapt to recent demographic, technological and cultural shifts, and the vision of the house as the intersection between industries.This year?s exhibition will feature house designs by top Japanese architects such as Sou Fujimoto, K...
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