Beyond Temples & Towers: Decoding Japanese Architecture
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You know when you see a Japanese-designed space, whether it’s an ancient temple or a slick modern apartment, and it just *feels* right? Like everything is exactly where it should be, and the air itself is calmer?
Well, Architectural Digest dropped an article that’s basically a cheat sheet to understanding why. It dives into the core principles that make Japanese architecture so unique – from the balance of materials to the thoughtful integration of nature and the careful consideration of light and shadow. It's not just about aesthetics; it’s about creating spaces that are both beautiful and incredibly functional, designed to connect you to your surroundings. They manage to be timeless and futuristic all at once, which is pretty wild.
If you want to know more, click the link to read the original article.
Architectural Digest
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What element of Japanese architectural design fascinates you most?
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