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Hotel in japan

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Project • By New Office Works • Hotels

Niseko Nature Retreat

Where Alpine Majesty Meets Modern Sanctuary Niseko Nature Retreat is an exclusive haven of 20 design-forward cabins and a central clubhouse, conceived for those who seek not just a stay, but a deeper connection with Hokkaido's legendary landscape. We redefine the mountain escape by seamlessly blending the raw, untamed beauty of the outdoors with profound comfort and impeccable design. New Office Works New Office Works Our architectural approach balances functionality and elegance. is one of intentional harmony. Each cabin is a sanctuary crafted from natural timber, stone, and steel, where every material is chosen for its texture, durability, and ability to frame the surrounding nature. Expansive windows bring the serene, snow-la... More

Project • By inspatia • Hotels

Forest Within

Rooted in the essence of traditional Japanese design, the building emerges harmoniously from the landscape, its form dictated by the natural rock formations on-site. The structure comprises three distinct blocks, each positioned at a 120-degree angle, symbolizing the harmony of nature, balance, and the cyclical flow of time-a subtle nod to Japan's reverence for geometry and natural forces. Caption At the intersection of these blocks lies a circular courtyard, the ‘Forest Valley’ inspired by the Zen garden concept, fostering contemplation and a deep connection to the natural world. Caption The building's zones embody the Japanese principle of ma, or spatial balance, where voids and filled spaces coexist. Each zone ser... More

Project • By PAN- Projects • Hotels

Earthboat

Earthboat, a mobile cabin built entirely from Japanese cedar cross-laminated timber (CLT), presents a new blueprint for eco-conscious tourism. Designed by PAN-PROJECTS, a London-based architectural design studio led by Japanese architects Yuriko Yagi and Kazumasa Takada, Earthboat is a self-contained nature retreat with no solid foundations: the cabins can be relocated as needed. Earthboat Earthboat   Sustainable cabins revitalising Japan’s rural landscapes Earthboat is not confined to a single location. The cabins are dispersed across rural areas of northern-central Japan, primarily located in Nagano Prefecture and Gunma Prefecture. The foundation-free, almost floating design of the cabins minimises their environmen... More

Project • By ABD Architecture LLC • Hotels

Grand Tsuru Niseko

Nestled in the heart of the captivating snow haven of Niseko, a renowned international ski resort in Hokkaido, Japan, a visionary development project named 'Grand Tsuru' unfolds. Situated just a 2-minute drive from the lively international ski slopes, the project seamlessly integrates into the natural landscape along a serene forest road. The property encompasses three expansive plots surrounded by majestic silver birch and oak trees, with a discreet fourth plot hosting the water supply facility. David Giral Photography David Giral Photography David Giral Photography Inspired by Japanese culture and nature's beauty, 'Grand Tsuru' is an architectural masterpiece. The name, meaning 'crane' in Japanese, symbolizes the project's... More

Project • By Studio AMB • Hotels

Misumi Annex

This project involves the renovation of a 120-year-old traditional wooden house in the Misumi region of Shimane Japan into an accommodation facility.The building, which looks out to sea and nestles up against a hill at the back of the house, was built as a detached house for the local landlord. It is built directly on a stone foundation fending earthquakes off by shaking the structure itself.The building is almost semi-outdoor, with only a wooden door as an external wall to blow the wind.  Ryo Tsuchida Ryo Tsuchida Ryo Tsuchida The client wanted visitors to the fishing village, which is characterised by its stone-tile roofs, to experience the local climate and culture, including nature, as it is. Ryo Tsuchida Ry... More