Who created the project "Tokyo Dojo"?

This project was created by Simone Gerosa on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "Tokyo Dojo"?

"Tokyo Dojo" is a Creative Project, Digital Colosseum, Tetsuo Kobori Architects, Concept Architecture, Urban Design, Furniture Design, Installations project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "Tokyo Dojo" located?

This project is located in Japan.

Tokyo Dojo

the constructive traction joins the contemporary design

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Kazuma Yamao

Juror

5y ago

Founding Partner, Waiwai, Japan

The architecture looks stadium but actually this is only for digital public viewing. I believe there is certain new building type far from usual spatial type.

Florian Busch

Juror

5y ago

Director, Florian Busch Architects, Japan

The design is congruent with the insensitivity of the blatant (and at best ignorant) use of an offensive symbol (the wartime era flag of Imperial Japan). — for which the project should be disqualified. No excuse for not knowing. The entrant should study history.

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