Taking biomimicry to a new level.

“Getting to the top of any given mountain was considered much less important than how one got there,” – Jon Krakauer Japanese hotel Oyado Onn Nakatsugawa has designed an interior inspired by the experience of climbing a mountain. Tokyo-based architecture firm Naruse Inokuma unveils Oyado Onn Nakatsugawa, a timber-infused hotel located in the city of Nakatsugawa of Gifu, Japan. The design […]

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