2007 National Architecture Conference - Departure Lounge

Mrs Yui Tezuka established Tezuka Architects with Takaharu Tezuka in 1994.

With spatial designs that are skillfully integrated with the outside environment, their designs range from private houses to community buildings. Their most important works are the Roof House, in which daily life expands onto the roof, and the Echigo Matsunoyama Museum of Natural Science, which can be buried under 5m of snow. The Fuji Kindergarten, undertaken in cooperation with art director Kashiwa Sato, takes the form of a 200m-circumference oval-shaped roof space. This is scheduled for completion in March 2007. A total of 38 works have been collected in "Takaharu Tezuka + Yui Tezuka Architecture Catalogue".

See www.tezuka-arch.com.

Home Introduction Program Speakers Events Registration	Benedetta Tagliabue Mark Dytham Tom Daniell Yui Tezuka Gunnar Næss Marko Kivisto Bjørn Stangeland Janne Aas-Jakobsen Kjetil Gjesdal Enrico Taglietti Ian McDougall Paolo Tombesi Tom Heneghan John Hockings Chris Bosse Angelo Candalepas Mark Burry Annabel Lahz & Andrew Nimmo Des Smith Ingrid Richards Jenny Brockie Supatutors	Yui Tezuka Mrs Yui Tezuka established Tezuka Architects with Takaharu Tezuka in 1994. With spatial designs that are skillfully integrated with the outside environment, their designs range from private houses to community buildings. Their most important works are the Roof House, in which daily life expands onto the roof, and the Echigo Matsunoyama Museum of Natural Science, which can be buried under 5m of snow. The Fuji Kindergarten, undertaken in cooperation with art director Kashiwa Sato, takes the form of a 200m-circumference oval-shaped roof space. This is scheduled for completion in March 2007. A total of 38 works have been collected in "Takaharu Tezuka + Yui Tezuka Architecture Catalogue". See www.tezuka-arch.com.