Moto Azabu, Tokyo 7.2005

Magnifique les arbres sur les vitres...
Splendid trees on the panes...

"Tokyo is filled with tiny buildings on awkward sites – what fellow Tokyo-based architect Yoshiharu Tsukamoto has called “pet architecture". These are wedged onto tiny slivers of land left over from the slicing and dicing of land by urban planning and property development processes. This building is our very own example of pet architecture."

Sources: Eye candy, Klein Dytham Architecture