π Cursed Places in Tokyo
11 cursed spots in Tokyo, Japan
π All Cursed Places in Tokyo
Former Kusuo Yasuda Residence
The Former Kusuo Yasuda House and Garden (the Yasuda House) is a fine example of a prewar Japanese gentleman's home. Located in the quiet Sendagi resi...
Suzuki House
A house as a large family room suspended in the city. A house with a child's room suspended within. A house with two legs and a usable roof. A house g...
Villa Bianca
Near the Kenzo Tange Olympic buildings, the Meiji Shinto shrine and many foreign embassies, an apartment building with luxury flats for rent has been ...
Master Plan Tokyo City X
Master Plan Tokyo City X is a notable architectural project in Tokyo, Japan. This hidden gem of architecture showcases unique design principles that m...
Shinjuku Ruriko-in Byakurenge-do
Kiyoshi Sey Takeyama received the commission to build a new Buddhist temple near Shijuku station, one of the busiest areas of Tokyo. Takeyama's projec...
Tower House
The Tower House by Japanese architect Takamitsu Azuma was built in 1966 in a very small plot of land. The house grows around the stairs six levels up ...
Kanei-Ji Temple, El Correo 1.1
El Correo is a series that compiles the informal and playful exchange of letters between the editors of Hidden Architecture, defining a contingent edi...
House in a Curved Road
House in a Curved Road is a notable architectural project in Tokyo, Japan. This hidden gem of architecture showcases unique design principles that mak...
House of Quartz
House of Quartz is an architecture imagined as a crystallization of all living energies. It shines, reflects, and magnifies everyday phenomena to chan...
Sky House
Kikutake designs his own house in 1958. The project shows all his ideas about Metabolism and domestic architecture. The house has a square plan and it...
New Sky Building #3
New Sky Building #3 after being refurbished – Plan proposal New Sky Building #3 after being refurbished New Sky Building #3 – Before and a...