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Every furnishing was selected for its form, texture, and craftsmanship, reflecting Yabu Pushelberg's meticulous attention to detail and resulting in a lounge that feels curated rather than decorated.

Double-height, floor-to-ceiling glazing frames sweeping views across central Tokyo while layered natural materials, bespoke furnishings, and restrained detailing establish an atmosphere of understated luxury.

Yabu Pushelberg designed the interiors for the Aman Residences. The contemporary luxury residences blend Japanese craftsmanship, minimalist design, and panoramic city views through refined natural materials and meticulously detailed interiors.

Inside, stacked single and double-height volumes create galleries suited to contemporary artworks of different scales and media. The varied spaces support a wide range of exhibition formats.

The design rethinks the museum typology through a fresh approach to exhibiting and experiencing art. It also strengthens the building's connection to the surrounding city.

Historic architectural features, including original moldings and carefully restored period elements, provide a rich architectural framework that coexist throughout the loft alongside contemporary craftsmanship.

The kitchen's sage green cabinetry is integrated beneath the lofted mezzanine, where the double-height volume transforms the compact kitchen into an architectural centerpiece.

Note Design Studio transformed Mantelpiece Loft into a contemporary Scandinavian residence where preserved historic character is balanced with modern interventions, natural materials, bespoke joinery, and a palette of muted greens and warm timber.

The lower levels concentrate the archive's public functions, including exhibition spaces, educational facilities, and gathering areas designed to broaden public engagement with Taiwan's documentary heritage.

A collection of cafes, restaurants, and retail spaces activates the lower floors, reinforcing the institution's civic character and encouraging extended public use.