As Long As You Have An Objective

I Want To Create A Space That Moves People. It Doesn't Matter If It Is A House, Or A Museum, Or Whatever. So, It Is Somebody Sitting On That Lawn, Just Going Around And Around And Feeling Really Happy. That Is Something That I'm Striving For.

In All My Works, Light Is An Important Controlling Factor.

Japanese Traditional Architecture Is Created Based On These Conditions. This Is The Reason You Have A Very High Degree Of Connection Between The Outside And Inside In Architecture.

I Think Architecture Becomes Interesting When It Has A Double Character, That Is, When It Is As Simple As Possible But, At The Same Time As Complex As Possible

Without This Spirit, Modernist Architecture Cannot Fully Exist. Since There Is Often A Mismatch Between The Logic And The Spirit Of Modernism, I Use Architecture To Reconcile The Two.