Naoki Otake & Sidnei Tada

Naoki Otake lived in Japan for 5 years, of which 3 years were spent in a temple. Later, he moved to Tokyo, where he undertook studies on traditional Japanese architecture. After his immersion in a stripped-down monastic lifestyle and in Zen architecture, Naoki developed an architectural language that draws on the simplicity of forms and promotes light and natural materials, with a contemporary approach that represents the dichotomy found in modern Japanese culture.

Ua hoʻomaikaʻi ʻia ka hana noʻeau o Naoki Otake & Sidnei Tada e ka A' Design Award ma Loko Hale. Ua hāʻawi ka papa hoʻoholo o ka A' Design Award & Competition iā Naoki Otake & Sidnei Tada i 2 A' Design Awards, ʻo ka A' Design Award Gula ka mea kiʻekiʻe loa o lākou. Ua hoʻomaikaʻi ʻia ʻo Naoki Otake & Sidnei Tada i nā manawa he nui ma ka māhele Loko Hale. Ma ka hoʻokūkū, ua komo hūnā ʻo Naoki Otake & Sidnei Tada, a ua hoʻoholo kahi papa hoʻoholo honua nui o nā kumu kulanui, nā loea hoʻolālā a me nā mea pāʻi moʻolelo ma ke nānā hūnā ʻana.

Ua hāʻawi ʻia nā makana ma waena o nā pae 2016 - 2017 a me 2019 - 2020 o ka A' Design Award & Competition, he hōʻailona ia o ka poʻokela hoʻolālā mau. Ua loaʻa i nā hana a Naoki Otake & Sidnei Tada ke kūlana World Design Rating ʻo Loea Hala Aku. Helu ʻo Designers.org iā Naoki Otake & Sidnei Tada i waena o nā mea hana noʻeau lanakila o Pelekila.