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ArticleBlind Spots in Data-Driven Design
Respect for the Incalculable Relying solely on metrics creates rigid workplaces by valuing only what is easy to measure. Designing for the incalculable pairs smart data with generous, unprogrammed spaces, restoring adaptability to physical space. 17 September, 2026 |
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EventExploring the Future of Work at ARCHIDEX 2026
Studio Jigen Founder Kohei Nojima spoke at Asia Workplace Exchange (AWX) and World of Works (WOW) at ARCHIDEX, sharing perspectives on the future of work. The event brought together diverse voices from across ASEAN and beyond to exchange ideas on the evolving role of workplaces. 16 August, 2026 |
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ArticleSensory Diversity
A New Scale in Spatial Design Traditional workplaces rely on the myth of the "average worker", triggering exhaustion through rigid uniformity. Designing for Sensory Diversity introduces intentional sensory gradients, creating spaces attuned to individual human sensation. 14 August, 2026 |
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ArticleThe AI Office Paradox
Spatial Archetypes of the Hearth and the Cave The more work is optimised by AI, the more physical space is called upon to support what remains uniquely human. The Hearth and the Cave offer two enduring archetypes for the future workplace. 5 June, 2026 |
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ArticleFrom Sustainability to Regenerative Design
Rethinking Design Beyond Reduction A brief reflection on how sustainability is shifting beyond reduction towards more regenerative and connected ways of thinking in the built environment 9 May, 2026 |
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FoundationsStudio Statement
A foundational statement outlining how we work through dialogue, context, and material thinking to shape spaces across cultures and disciplines. 18 May, 2023 |