by GenCept | July 22, 2010
Shinichi Ogawa was born in the city of Yamaguchi in Japan in 1955. He studied at Nihon University, College of Arts, receiving his diploma in 1978, a year after being awarded a scholarship in exchange for Washington State University. In 1984, he received from the Japanese government the opportunity to study outside of Japan, directing his studies to New York City.
Summer House, Kanagawa, Japan. photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Summer House, Kanagawa, Japan. photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Summer House, Kanagawa, Japan. photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Summer House, Kanagawa, Japan. photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Summer House, Kanagawa, Japan. photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
After working on Paul Rudolph and Arquitectonica offices in New York, he opened the office Shinichi Ogawa & Associates in 1986. From this, he began to highlight his work with important achievements, such as contribution to the 19th International Exposition Triennale of Milan, for the Pavilion of Japan, and the UIA Barcelona 96. The highlight of his work is its simplicity, beautifully detailed, making it a very expressive minimalist architecture. His portfolio consists of residential architecture, exploiting the concepts of minimalism in all aspects of the project, practicing a different architecture from the rest.
Hill House, Tokyo, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Horizon House, Atami, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Air Court House, Tokyo, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Center Court House, Tokyo, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Floating House, Wakayama, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Air Chair
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Ocean View House, Nigata, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
36M House, Kagawa, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Minimalist House, Okinawa, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
White Court House, Tokyo, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Ware House, Hiroshima, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Tunnel House, Hiroshima, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
World of Calvin Klein – THE HOUSE, Tokyo, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Light House, Saitama, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Loft House, Nagoya, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Living Court House, Kanagawa, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
Cube House, Kanagawa, Japan
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
photo Shinichi Ogawa & Associates
