planning 'house W' as a self-sufficient dwelling in hokkaido, florian busch suggests that 'a house is a plant for living with.'

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a contemporary addition to tokyo, the 'nobori building' takes shape with architecture by locally-based studio florian busch architects.

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a set of steep and narrow stairs unfold around a central column, forcing changing views outward.

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the house extends horizontally, with the end of each 'branch' open to the surrounding woodland.

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the firm claims that a black box was sent anonymously to its studio, containing a selection of magazines, models, and polaroid photos...

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commissioned for one of the world's best known winter destinations, the brief called for a design that was simple, energy-efficient, and maintenance-free.

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the multi-level building forgoes the use of an elevator, instead stretching a continuous volume across eight storeys.

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the three-storey, concrete office building features different sized and playfully placed windows that punctuate the envelope and provides varying focal points whilst framing the surroundings at discrete levels.

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two pure volumes create a relationship with each other that mirrors the geological characteristic of the site, offering magnificent views.

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the housing case study aims to solve space issues in an increasingly dense suburbia in order to assure that every home has a decent exterior garden.

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