One of the reasons residential architecture can be especially fun and satisfying is that we get to know the clients much better than usual (for one thing they are individuals and not a board representing 150 people).  It also means we get to go back and visit under casual circumstances, which is a groovy perk in my opinion.

A few months back we visited the owners of the yoyogi house for dinner with our families, and took some pics that are quite nice for showing how the home is lived in.  Personally I am really looking forward to seeing how wild the garden will grow over the summer.  It is already becoming much more interesting than the orderly rows we had planted to start with.

we were going through the photographer’s pictures for the yoyogi house yesterday and found a couple of images that we quite like but for whatever reason didn’t put in the portfolio, and that the magazine editors didn’t use either.  Daisuke did such a good job, so we thought we’d post a few of them here.

Thanks Daisuke for the great work!

The Yoyogi house is again in the news, this time with MARK magazine. For those who don’t know, MARK is a Dutch publication with a fresh eye, published in English and most likely available wherever you happen to be living (hint hint).

so , this is actually a bit of olds, rather than news, but the yoyogi house had a nice introduction to the international eye with this entry in Monocle magazine

The photographer sent us the images today, and we thought we should post a few shots here. All images are by Daisuke Akita.

撮影さん取った写真は今日に届きまして、何枚ここで見せようと思いました。

全写真：　あきた　だいすけ。