This beautiful island in Japan is wildly underrated, considering how much it has to offer travelers in terms of food, natural beauty, and plenty of iconic art.

Designed by architect Mariam Issoufou, the Rolex Pavilion is full of sustainably-minded soul – here’s what to expect from the building and the exhibit ...

Hong Kong-based Ulana Switucha won a 2025 Sony World Photography Award for her photos of Tokyo public toilets ... including Tadao Ando and Kengo Kuma. "I think the actual subject matter [is ...

Erected in Melbourne, Australia, in 2023 as part of an annual architectural commission, the Japanese architect Tadao Ando’s pavilion was intended only as a temporary addition to the city.

The penthouse at 152 Elizabeth Street, the only New York City building designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando, has hit the market for $35 million. Evan Joseph Studios If these ...

Encountering surprising and beautiful juxtapositions defined my visit to Japan's Naoshima, a small island that Pritzker Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando has helped ... focused so much of our ...

The top prize in the architecture and design category went to Hong Kong-based Canadian photographer Ulana Switucha, who won with her series “The Tokyo Toilet ... including Tadao Ando and Kengo ...

It was designed by a world-renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando - his only UK building - following an international competition launched after the 1996 IRA bomb. The 130m long concrete wall and ...

When a redesigned Piccadilly Gardens opened ahead of the Mancunian Commonwealth Games, featuring concrete brutalism from Tadao Ando, it was hailed as a new era for the plaza. Although pretty on ...

‘Haute couture is fashion when it becomes art,’ Giorgio Armani told Wallpaper* earlier this year, having hosted a triumphant Armani Privé show at the newly inaugurated Palazzo Armani in Paris, an ...

But last week four men were arrested in Tokyo for a more mundane crime - operating a yakuza office too close to a library. The suspects, ages 55 to 77, “conspired” to operate an office from ...