Yohji Yamamoto Store, New York City USA – Junya Ishigami

This boutique for Japanese fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto sits on a narrow traingular site at the confluence of Gansevoort and West 13th Streets. In the renovation of the existing building, the architect split the building in two to create a pedestrian way connecting the two streets.

For Domus 917 – Showroom in New York – A building sliced in two Text Florian Idenburg

Other projects tagged with Store, Junya Ishigami + Associates, Japan, New York and USA
Leeum Museum, Seoul South Korea – OMA
Tate Tanks, London – Herzog & de Meuron
Za Koenji Suginami Theatre, Tokyo Japan – Toyo Ito
Inner City Arts, Los Angeles – Michael Maltzan
21st Century Museum, Kanazawa, Japan – SANAA
AB-Art House, Inujima Japan – Kazuyo Sejima
Kibera Hamlet – Selgas Cano
San Francisco Federal Building – Morphosis
Inbetween House, Karuizawa, Japan – Koji Tsutsui
Vanke Tulou Housing, Guangzhou, China – URBANUS
Coliseos, Medellin – Giancarlo Mazzanti and Plan B
Art House Project: I-House, Okayama Japan – Kazuyo Sejima