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Melbourne Design Week 2023

We Select the Top 6 Design Projects that Champion Materiality

HOTEL ANTEROOM NAHA

Championing Contemporary Art With Oceanfront Harbour Views

HOTEL TERRESTRE

Grupo Habita's 100% Solar Contemporary Oasis Designed With Local Materials

Derlot Pipeline

The Striking New Modular Seating System From Alexander Lotersztain

HOSHINOYA KYOTO

A Secluded Luxury Ryokan in the Kyoto Mountainside Where The Journey Begins by Boat

OGATA Paris

Japanese Craftsmanship & Culture Set Over 4 Floors in the Heart of Le Marais

Lee Ufan, 15th Anniversary Of The National Art Center, Tokyo

A Major Retrospective in Tokyo: The Beauty of Reduction, Repetition and An Ongoing Dialogue of Presence

MICHAEL HEIZER’S CITY

Across Inaccessible Land in the Nevada Desert, Find An Extraordinary Site Specific Artwork

Pieces of Japan Store and Workshop

A Mecca for Japanese Craftsmanship, POJ Studio Unveil Their Flagship Store in Kyoto

MOCHISHO SHIZUKU Shinmachi

Utilising Ancient Herbs and Organic Ingredients, Traditional Japanese Sweets With Healing Properties

THE WONDER OF STARLING MURMURATIONS

Photographer Søren Solkær Captures The Natural Phenomenon

noma

Through Innovation and Creativity, This Restaurant Remains the Worlds Best

Christo’s Early Works 1958-1963

Presented for the First Time at Gagosian Paris

ODE TO OSAKA

Architect Sverre Fehn's Unrealised 'Breathing Pavilion' Reimagined Four Decades Later

KAIT PLAZA

Junya Ishigami Designs A Gravity-Defying Pavilion As Spatial Experience

PARCS

Sustainable Dining at this 20-Seater Fermentation and Wine Bar in Melbourne's Central

HOTEL STRATA NAHA

A Contemporary Oasis In The Heart of Okinawa's Capital

HOSHINOYA TOKYO

Unequivocally Tokyo's Most Extraordinary Luxury Urban Ryokan Experience

Samuel Ross

The British Artist-Designer's First Solo Exhibition at White Cube

BLUE BOTTLE STUDIO KYOTO

A Reservation-Only Private Coffee Experience Curated By Founder James Freeman

LIQUID THE STORE

From Naha To The World — The Art Of Drinking

MUNI

A Leading Dining Destination In Adelaide's Rural Township of Willunga

THE ROTHKO CHAPEL

Artist Mark Rothko's Sanctuary For Contemplation, Congregation & Humanity

ART BIOTOP WATER GARDEN

Engineering Nature: Junya Ishigami's Architectural Wonder

KHAITE MERCER ST

Steel & Glass Dominate This Minimalist Flagship Retail Interior

SHIROIYA HOTEL

24 Hours In One of Japan’s Best Art & Design Hotel Destinations

Messner Mountain Museum

The ZHA-Designed Museum Dedicated to the Mountains and its Climbers

KOICHI IO

A Tokyo Studio Visit to the Third-Generation Metalsmith & Contemporary Artist

ISSEY MIYAKE SPRING SUMMER 2023

Kondo's Tribute Through The Power of Sculpture: “Enveloping The Body, Liberating The Mind.”

NoMad London

A Former Magistrates Court Is Transformed Into One Of London's Best New Hotels

Downtown L.A. Proper Hotel

Where the Creative Jetset Stay and Locals Hangout in Downtown Los Angeles

PARKHOTEL MONDSCHEIN

A Rich Cultural History Combined with a Refined Design Aesthetic at this Modern Luxe Hotel

JIL SANDER

John Pawson Designs A Minimalist Interior With Sensory Encounters

December, 2018
Jil Sander Store | Omotesando, Tokyo, Japan (2018) Photo: Nacasa & Partners

“The design for the store on Omotesandō uses refined geometry to sculpt space, shape patterns of movement and create atmosphere. Gestures are pared to a minimum, with the emphasis falling on a series of immersive sensory encounters with natural materials and elements of borrowed landscape — most powerfully in the play of light on timber, stone and steel, and through the branches and foliage of a mature tree.” – John Pawson

Jil Sander Store | Omotesando, Tokyo, Japan (2018) Photo: Nacasa & Partners
Jil Sander Store | Omotesando, Tokyo, Japan (2018) Photo: Nacasa & Partners
Jil Sander Store | Omotesando, Tokyo, Japan (2018) Photo: Nacasa & Partners
Jil Sander Store | Omotesando, Tokyo, Japan (2018) Photo: Nacasa & Partners
Jil Sander Store | Omotesando, Tokyo, Japan (2018) Photo: Nacasa & Partners
Jil Sander Store | Omotesando, Tokyo, Japan (2018) Photo: Nacasa & Partners
Jil Sander Store | Omotesando, Tokyo, Japan (2018) Photo: Nacasa & Partners
Jil Sander Store | Omotesando, Tokyo, Japan (2018) Photo: Nacasa & Partners

JIL SANDER
5-7-4 Jingumae, Shibuya City,
Tokyo, Japan 150-0001

December, 2018