I have been invited to the 7th edition of ‘’ARCHILAB 2006 JAPON’’ as Japanese Young architect.
We planed Japanese garden with opposing thinking method like,
“FRENCH style” or “JAPANESE style”
“Feeling with the EYES” or “Feeling with the BODY”
“MOVEMENT” and “ASPECT”

We integrated scattering elements to one space with the white sand surfaceand the bamboo tress surface covering this garden,
and put undulate sheets of mirror groups on the white sand following a checkerboard pattern.
The movements of the visitors transform the aspect of the mirrors. Seen from far away, the mirrors resemble solid objects
like the big rocks of the Japanese garden. From mid-distance, they look like flat surfaces on the ground.
Close up, they are like pixels of images mapping the existing site.
This Landscape can be felt by the BODY like Space = BODY LANDSPACE.

Data Sheet
  • Architect
    SUGAWARADAISUKE + Shigeki MAEDA
  • Client
    ARCHILAB 2006(Orleans city, FRANCE)
  • Site
    Orleans, FRANCE
  • Photo
    Yuji Ono, Shigeki Maeda (effect: SUGAWARADAISUKE)
Prize & Media

2007Design Today(India Today Groupe)/ INDIA

2007Domus (Domus) / ITALY

2007ARHITECTURA (ARHITECTURA) / ROMANIA

2007Indoor Green Style (SHOTENKENCHIKU-SHA PUBLISHING CO.LTD) / JAPAN

2007Nikei Architecture __01/2007 (Nikkei BP Marcketing) / JAPAN

2007ARCHILAB 2006 Japon (Frac Centre) / FRANCE

2006Shinkenchiku_ 12/2006 (Shinkenchiku) / JAPAN