50 manga chairs' by nendo is the result of adapting the strong symbolic nature of manga comics to furniture design: http://bit.ly/1MFwMSF | Archiproducts

Japanese studio Nendo has created an archive to house its products and furniture from precast concrete box culverts in central Japan. Named Culvert Guesthouse, the archive and residence was constructed from four tunnel-like forms that were stacked on top of each other. Designed by the studio as its own archive, the distinctive-shaped building is located in dense woodland on the edge of the town of Miyota in Nagano Prefecture. Article by Tom Ravenscroft Footage by Nendo Edit by Simon Volt #archit

Here's a sneak peek inside Nendo's biggest-ever project – the renovation of a department store in Bangkok: www.dezeen.com/2016/05/27/nendo-design-siam-discovery-shopping-centre-department-store-experience-interior-exterior-oki-sato-retail-architecture-bangkok-thailand | Dezeen

50 manga chairs by NENDO | Design Magazine

'Escher X nendo | Between Two Worlds' (2019) was an exhibition at Australia’s National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) that showcased Dutch artist M.C. Escher’s extraordinary work in an immersive exhibition masterminded by Japanese studio nendo. As part of NVG’s strategy to forge creative links between the world’s most prominent artists and designers, the exhibition not only allowed the public to view Escher’s fantastical prints and drawings up close but also to experience his two-dimensional work in