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Oak Omotesando opens on the former site of the Hanae Mori Building, combining the art of Hiroshi Sugimoto and the architecture of Tange.（4/4）

Art space "Kukkyocho" point of infinity, entrance hall of oak omotesando, designed by Hiroshi Sugimoto, 2013 / Hiroshi Sugimoto, Mathematical Model 013, 2013

Art space "Kukkyocho" point of infinity, entrance hall of oak omotesando, designed by Hiroshi Sugimoto, 2013 / Hiroshi Sugimoto, Mathematical Model 013, 2013/ © Hiroshi Sugimoto / courtesy of oak omotesando

Oak Omotesando exterior

Oak Omotesando exterior/ ©新建築写真部

"Chasha Kanedachu" garden. The 13.8m pillar-less room and garden are integrated.

"Chasha Kanedachu" garden. The 13.8m pillar-less room and garden are integrated./ © Hiroshi Sugimoto / courtesy of Kanetanaka and oak omotesando

Hiroshi Sugimoto, a contemporary artist who designed the space for Oak Omotesando and the interior of Chasha Kanedachu

Hiroshi Sugimoto, a contemporary artist who designed the space for Oak Omotesando and the interior of Chasha Kanedachu/ ©FASHION HEADLINE

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  • Art space "Kukkyocho" point of infinity, entrance hall of oak omotesando, designed by Hiroshi Sugimoto, 2013 / Hiroshi Sugimoto, Mathematical Model 013, 2013
  • Oak Omotesando exterior
  • "Chasha Kanedachu" garden. The 13.8m pillar-less room and garden are integrated.
  • Hiroshi Sugimoto, a contemporary artist who designed the space for Oak Omotesando and the interior of Chasha Kanedachu
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