<ul><li>Japanese architect Yuji Okitsu completes the renovation of a 90-year-old house in Kamakura, Japan.</li><li>The new space, designed as an annex to the main residence, serves as a creative atelier.</li><li>The renovation preserves the original wooden framework and integrates aged materials with new interventions.</li><li>The atelier features a dynamic spatial experience with a connection between built space and natural phenomena.</li></ul>

wooden atelier rises from preserved framework of 90-year-old japanese home

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