surpassing white

IWI Orthodontics @ Harajuku, Tokyo by Ali Rahim and Hina Jamelle of Contemporary Architecture Practice.
Dr Yasuhiro Itsuki practices there with his new-age orthodontic method that he discovered and patented himself. He wanted his place to represent high technology and the future, just like the new method he uses.



Glass sliding doors seperate treatment rooms from corridor revealing not much with their blue-tintedness.



Lines of LED light like trails, suggesting movement while utility or function is concealed behind refined laser-cut custom-made fluid shaped panels of white calcium silicate.
Only 66-m squared, the architects used continuing interior structure on to balcony to extend space. Overall the place is like a piece of jewellery with ultra fine details.



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