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At the far end of level ten, the ceiling is higher and fully glazed, like a greenhouse.

Witty elegance: The Upper

In Tokyo, Sydney studio Luchetti Krelle has created two distinguishable yet highly compatible dining retreats, channelling mid-century Italian modernism and Art Deco decadence.

Hospitality
While the darkness of the roof cavity appears to extend space vertically, the living room at the back of the house creates a sense of depth.

In praise of shadows: Terrace House near Demachiyanagi

Atelier Luke’s diminutive Japanese-Australian architectural hybrid reconstitutes the fabric of the original townhouse in a respectful yet compelling way, creating spaciousness as much through darkness as through light.

Residential
Facet Studio won the Doshisha University Chapel Complex design competition with a design that splits the program of chapel and exhibition space into two volumes.

Division and attraction: Doshisha Chapel

Facet Studio

Facet Studio has created two awe-inspiring volumes separated by a physical and metaphorical divide for the chapel complex at Doshisha University’s Kyotanabe campus in Kyoto.

Public / cultural
A giant lantern made of washi (Japanese paper) fills the top half of the hotel’s lobby on the thirty-third floor.

Sense of magic: Aman Tokyo

Kerry Hill Architects offers a sensitive interpretation of traditional Japanese architecture in this delightfully dramatic and welcoming hotel.

Hospitality
The dark, striking roof form serves a snow-shedding function.

Australia House

Andrew Burns Architect, Atelier Imamu

Japan’s robust Australia House by Andrew Burns shows simplicity is a complex affair.

Public / cultural