What content can I find in Tokyo Architecture?

The Tokyo Architecture topic on uni.xyz features projects, journals, publications, and competitions from designers worldwide. Browse curated content to discover creative work and inspiration in this field.

How do I follow topics on UNI?

To follow a topic on uni.xyz, visit the topic page and click the "Follow" button. You'll receive updates when new projects, journals, or competitions are added to topics you follow.

Can I suggest a new topic?

UNI topics are curated by our editorial team. If you believe a design discipline or subject is missing, you can reach out through our contact page with your suggestion.

How can I contribute to Tokyo Architecture?

Create projects and journals tagged with Tokyo Architecture to contribute to this topic. Your work will appear in the topic feed for others to discover and engage with.

4 Tokyo Architecture Projects by Designers

4 Projects 20 Journals 4 Competitions

About Discussions Projects4 Journals20 Competitions4

4 projects

Add your Tokyo Architecture projectPublish your work on uni.xyz and it appears in this topic for everyone exploring it.Publish a project

Haoyu

PENCIL DWELLING

In an age of solo living, this project aims to reinvent the one-unit-per-floor paradigm of Tokyo pencil building typology upon the following questions: - what space do you want to keep completely to yourself? - which part of life would you like others to join? - when to be together and when to solo?

minga

Tokyo Dojo

The concept of the design was the idea to create a central place where the world of experience around sports and the fan community can be celebrated together. With organic forms, the dynamics of the sport is also shown in the building structure. The design language combines traditional japanese pattern and modern architecture with technology.

Ritu and Nidgel

The Offline Den: Green + compact

We propose a self-sufficient house made from commonly available materials that can be located in an urban environment anywhere. Nano (compact) and Off-Grid (green) are not mutually exclusive in this design.

Simeon

Tokyo Meta Tower

Hyper-dense, always moving, always changing- it is impossible to grasp Tokyo in its entirety. This project seeks to investigate the very nature of Tokyo, to understand its evolution and untangle its urban fabric.

Tokyo Architecture

PENCIL DWELLING

Tokyo Dojo

The Offline Den: Green + compact

Tokyo Meta Tower

Related topics