Stillness: An Exploration of Japanese Aesthetics in Architecture and Design
Stillness: An Exploration of Japanese Aesthetics in Architecture and Design
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Stillness: An Exploration of Japanese Aesthetics in Architecture and Design

€67,31
€67,31

A meditative journey through the quiet elegance of Japanese architecture as seen and interpreted by Norm Architects. Merging Scandinavian design sensibility with Japanese aesthetics, this book explores how nature, materiality, light, and space converge in built form. Rich photography, thoughtful essays and cross‑cultural analysis invite the reader into a world where simplicity is profound and architecture becomes a pause.

Hardcover, 304 pages.

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Stillness invites you not just to see architecture, but to feel it. Each chapter presents a different facet of Japanese design—teahouses, architecture, interiors, gardens—and draws parallels to Nordic sensibilities. You’ll observe the interplay of void and form, texture and light, presence and absence. This is architecture as meditation.

Stillness: An Exploration of Japanese Aesthetics in Architecture and Design
Stillness: An Exploration of Japanese Aesthetics in Architecture and Design
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What you’ll notice

Heightened Awareness of Environment

You’ll start noticing light, voids, and craft in everyday spaces.

Intentional Pauses in Browsing

You’ll slow down, linger on images, absorb detail.

Questions Instead of Answers

The book prompts “What makes this space serene?” rather than giving you a formula

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