kengo kuma & associates designs 'migumi' furniture for aman miami beach residences

kengo kuma & associates designs 'migumi' furniture for aman miami beach residences

migumi: intricate furniture by kengo kuma & associates

 

For its ongoing Aman Miami Beach Residences, Japanese architecture studio Kengo Kuma & Associates designs this intricate Migumi furniture collection. Upon its completion, the luxurious beachfront project will be furnished with this collection of tables and chairs, which has drawn inspiration from the abundant sunlight of Miami and features a wooden framework made up of thin wooden pieces. The name ‘Migumi’ itself, derived from ‘Mi-Assembly,’ reflects the intricate assembly of the furniture and the harmonious interplay of materials. The collection has been designed by Kazuhiko Miyazawa, Mikuru Hirasawa at Kengo Kuma & Associates. Take a closer look inside Aman Miami Beach Residences here!

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Aman Miami Beach Residences, lobby visualization | image courtesy Aman

 

 

a celebration of intricate timber structure

 

At the core of Migumi’s design by Kengo Kuma & Associates is a celebration of expressive timber joinery, a theme which will shape the latticework entrance sculpture at Aman Miami Beach Residences. The furniture series, including tables and chairs, showcases a 20-millimeter square oak member framework, emphasizing the elegance of simplicity. To ensure strength, a square stainless-steel pipe is incorporated in areas where stress is most concentrated. This structural consideration ensures durability in a way that is subtle, maintaining the ultra-lightweight illusion. The play of shadows created by the wooden framework adds a touch of Miami’s sun-drenched essence. Inspired by the changing shadows, the collection captures an effect that evolves with the passage of time, creating an ever-shifting ambiance that resonates with the dynamic spirit of the sunny city.

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the Migumi collection will find its place in the Aman Miami Beach Residences

 

 

drawing from the architecture of aman miami beach

 

Migumi will find its perfect home within Kengo Kuma & Associates’ Aman Miami Beach Residences, a project that harnesses the vibrant energy of Miami with serene natural materials. The choice of natural timber as the primary material aligns with the project’s overall material palette, promoting a harmonious connection with nature. Migumi stands as a testament to Kengo Kuma’s sensitivity to place, echoing the wooden louvers that connect floors and the knife-edge slabs that suggest movement and rhythm. While these angled slabs provide shelter for the wraparound terraces and floor-to-ceiling windows, they further contribute to the overall rhythm of the architecture. 

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the pieces will take shape with a 20-millimeter square oak framework with an integrated stainless-steel pipe kengo kuma aman migumi
inspired by Miami’s changing shadows, Migumi pieces will evolve with shifting light kengo kuma & associates designs 'migumi' furniture for aman miami beach residencesthe name ‘Migumi’ itself is derived from ‘Mi-Assembly’

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the name ‘Migumi’ itself is derived from ‘Mi-Assembly

kengo kuma & associates designs 'migumi' furniture for aman miami beach residencesthe collection has been designed by Kazuhiko Miyazawa, Mikuru Hirasawa at Kengo Kuma & Associates

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Aman Miami Beach Residences will be elevated three stories over the coast

 

project info:

 

project title: Migumi

studio: Kengo Kuma | @kkaa_official

lead designers: Kazuhiko Miyazawa, Mikuru Hirasawa

location: 3425 Collins Ave, Miami, Florida

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