Lecture, etc. in Bangkok

At the end of last month, I spoke at the ASA forum, an international forum organized by the Royal Institute of Architects in Thailand.

ASA forum

It has been more than 10 years since I last visited Bangkok, but the mix of cleanliness and downtown atmosphere made me think that the Asian city is still exciting.
I thought that Asian cities are still very exciting with their mix of cleanliness and downtown atmosphere. I hope to use this opportunity to further exchange with Asian architects.

View from the hotel

Reception Party

Students from the architecture department who attended

Bangkok’s hidden architectural masterpiece, the movie theater

I would like to post more information about the city of Thailand in due course.

Another ground-breaking ceremony was held for a guesthouse in Koyasan. Koyasan, and experienced the first Buddhist-style ground-breaking ceremony.
Koyasan, a World Heritage site, and we are planning to make the guesthouse a famous landmark.

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Koyasan Guesthouse KOKUU

The other day, Professor Takamatsu asked me to give a lecture at Kyoto University to introduce our project.
When I was a student, I used to listen to lectures by architects with a look of envy, not knowing what to expect.