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Assistant is an architecture studio founded in 2002 by Megumi Matsubara, Hiroi Ariyama, Motohiro Sunouchi, to push the boundaries of architectural practice through activating interdisciplinary and international perspectives at every phase.

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The house opens its reinforced concrete

House of 33 Years

Every image is given its own

IT IS A GARDEN

The exterior roofs tilt inwards only

The Blind Dream

The exhibition is a composition of

Children can move

ABSENT CITY

It includes an original essay

Seeing Red [scenography]

Jung won the Grand Prize for the solo

Megumi Matsubara & Nástio Mosquito

The installation is composed of one-to-one scale

French artists item

Good-For-All-Weather Camouflage Pattern

The pattern keeps reappearing anywhere and abruptly, up to

Ghost House

Ghost House now stands in the

Windscape

The curtain was as

House of 33 Years

Physically, this architectural work remained present in

VOID

A sound-activated lighting array by Takayuki Fujimoto

Korogaru Pavilion

The circular shape dilutes one’s sense

Obscure Architecture

Well, more precisely, it is an installation

Diary for Simultaneous August 2008

In fact, I listened to only «A→B», giving

ABSENT CITY

The final multi-media installation

It's a Tasty World - Food Science, Now!

Especially Japanese people’s

Air Library

They had planned to change the

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HAPPY CITY

A field-based experiment with Happy

Woven Marionette

It shows the frozen moment where all masonry

You were not where I was when I was there. We were in completely different places. <br>So you did not see anything and I could not show anything to you.

In an interview while

ABSENT CAFE

The dialogue with the

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