Yosuke Hayano on Creating Emotional Connections to Nature

"How do you bring modern architecture into the future and connect
humans with nature?” That is the question Yosuke Hayano,
principal partner for MAD Architects brings to the table when the
studio approaches any of their projects. They are creating a
vision for the future city. As they’ve put it, they have been
“committed to developing futuristic, organic, technologically
advanced designs that embody a contemporary interpretation of the
Eastern affinity for nature”. During our interview with Yosuke,
we examined how they are able to create that vision as a journey
for people to meet nature through architecture.


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