Urbanism and stories from my renovation projects and research in Tokyo and Onomichi, Japan
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MLH(4) — Commons & anti-commons
This essay is the fourth in a series on Making Labyrinth House.
I skipped this Tuesday’s post because my baby son finally came home from the hospital (yay!), but I still want to maintain a twice a week publishing schedule as best I can. I’...
MLH(3) — mass x gravity x height
This is the third essay in a series on Making Labyrinth House. Part 1 & 2
I sometimes think of the hillside in Onomichi as stored potential energy.
PE = mgh
Labyrinth House is around twenty vertical meters above the nearest road...
MLH (bath in progress)
I’m going to send out the next essay on Labyrinth House on Friday instead of tonight, because I’ve been tiling the bath since 8 a.m. and have had enough masochism for the day. The floor mosaic is going to be a map of the dozens of islands o...
MLH(2) — Amateur architecture
In conversations in Tokyo, it’s often easiest for me to describe Labyrinth House as a DIY akiya renovation project that I’ve been working on in Onomichi. But when visitors actually come and see how we’ve rebuilt two houses, many remark that...
MLH(1) — A moment & place
Day 1
The posts in this series on Making Labyrinth House are going to be light thematic sketches. I’ll begin with how the project came to be within the context of a particular time and place: it’s not every day nor in every town that you c...
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I live in Tokyo, where I think about post-growth society, geography, cities, and culture and renovate vacant buildings. instagram @samuholden
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