Airspace Tokyo by Thom Faulders & Proces2
Located in the Kitamagome Ota-ku district, the site was previously occupied by the owner’s family with a residence. San Francisco-based architect Thom Faulders developed in collaboration with digital technologist Sean Ahlquist of proces2, the Airspace Tokyo covered with layer of artificial vegetation.
AirSpace Tokyo is a zone where the artificial blends with nature: sunlight is refracted along its metallic surfaces; rainwater is channeled away from exterior walkways via capillary action; and interior views are shielded behind its variegated and foliage-like cover.
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