Koichi Takada Architects

Koichi Takada Architects is a studio founded by Koichi Takada, one of the representatives of a new generation of architects who aim to bring nature back into urban spaces. His projects, based in Sydney, Australia, are distinguished by a subtle sensibility and inspiration drawn from Japanese aesthetics.

Koichi Takada: Architecture, Nature, Design, published in 2021, summarizes Takada's career to date, showcases his visionary nature-inspired architecture and supports his mission to encourage young architects to consciously shape the future of humanity.

Takada, along with his studio, designs buildings that reconnect people with nature, drawing inspiration from organic forms and local contexts. "Questioning the loss of nature in cities opens up new possibilities in architecture and design. In nature we find the ability to regenerate," - Koichi Takada notes.

The studio's major projects include: Arc (Sydney, Australia), souvenir stores at the National Museum of Qatar (Doha, Qatar), Solar Trees Marketplace (Shanghai, China), Sunflower House (Le Marche, Italy), Norfolk (Burleigh Heads, Australia) and Urban Forest (Brisbane, Australia).