why japanese architects carve parking into tiny urban homes
across japanese cities, tiny urban houses carve parking directly into their plans and sections to create a car-sized void.
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atelier bow-wow, founded in 1992, is a tokyo-based studio led by architects yoshiharu tsukamoto and momoyo kajima. the firm is known for their detailed documentation of their projects through technical drawings, micro-architecture, cultural projects in japan and research exploring the urban conditions of pet and ad hoc architecture.
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across japanese cities, tiny urban houses carve parking directly into their plans and sections to create a car-sized void.
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International Furniture Design Competition Asahikawa [IFDA] deadline: december 11th, 2026