SMOKE Journal
Vol. 5 — Who Ends Up Wearing It
Who is a sweatshirt really for? At SMOKE in Kyoto, we see students, architects, parents, and retirees reach for the same garment. The kitt 424 bare-loop jersey — made in...
Vol. 5 — Who Ends Up Wearing It
Who is a sweatshirt really for? At SMOKE in Kyoto, we see students, architects, parents, and retirees reach for the same garment. The kitt 424 bare-loop jersey — made in...
Vol. 4 — Weaving Air
Comfort is shaped through structure rather than excess. Every stitch of the kitt 424 bare-loop jersey is formed with careful control of yarn tension and density — knitted on customised...
Vol. 4 — Weaving Air
Comfort is shaped through structure rather than excess. Every stitch of the kitt 424 bare-loop jersey is formed with careful control of yarn tension and density — knitted on customised...
Vol.3 — Built to Live With Time
Inside a 1912 Kanban-kenchiku building near Shimogamo Shrine in Kyoto, SMOKE was created as a vessel for objects meant to be lived in. This is the story of how a...
Vol.3 — Built to Live With Time
Inside a 1912 Kanban-kenchiku building near Shimogamo Shrine in Kyoto, SMOKE was created as a vessel for objects meant to be lived in. This is the story of how a...
Vol.2 — When a Tool Becomes Essential
Inside a 1912 Kanban-kenchiku building near Shimogamo Shrine in Kyoto, SMOKE was created as a vessel for objects meant to be lived in. This is the story of how a...
Vol.2 — When a Tool Becomes Essential
Inside a 1912 Kanban-kenchiku building near Shimogamo Shrine in Kyoto, SMOKE was created as a vessel for objects meant to be lived in. This is the story of how a...
Vol. 1: The Sanctuary in Shimogamo
Near the ancient forests of Shimogamo Shrine, a structure from 1912 marks a historic five-way intersection. Discover how a rare piece of "signboard architecture" was transformed by an architect into...
Vol. 1: The Sanctuary in Shimogamo
Near the ancient forests of Shimogamo Shrine, a structure from 1912 marks a historic five-way intersection. Discover how a rare piece of "signboard architecture" was transformed by an architect into...