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    The Nametoko Visitor Center Mannenso / Japan, YOUBI / Japan
    The Nametoko Visitor Center Mannenso / Japan, YOUBI / Japan
    The Nametoko Visitor Center Mannenso / Japan, YOUBI / Japan
    The Nametoko Visitor Center Mannenso / Japan, YOUBI / Japan
    The Nametoko Visitor Center Mannenso / Japan, YOUBI / Japan
    The Nametoko Visitor Center Mannenso / Japan, YOUBI / Japan
    The Nametoko Visitor Center Mannenso / Japan, YOUBI / Japan
    The Nametoko Visitor Center Mannenso / Japan, YOUBI / Japan
    The Nametoko Visitor Center Mannenso / Japan, YOUBI / Japan

    The Nametoko Visitor Center Mannenso / Japan

    YOUBI / Japan

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    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 1 ) Ancient Future : An Invitation from 2225 / Korea, ECLATHOLDINGS GROUP / Korea
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    DFA Design for Asia Awards 2025 l Merit Award l Spatial Design l Culture & Public Spaces
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    Gateway to the Forest

    Set within Ashizuri-Uwakai National Park in Ehime, this timber pavilion reimagines the visitor center as a quiet threshold between architecture and nature. Local wood, stone, and soft daylight shape an open, breathable space, where furniture echoes river-worn stones—inviting tactile connection and contemplative rest within the forest.

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