Akihisa Hirata

Akihisa Hirata is a Japanese architect known for his innovative work in the field of contemporary architecture.

Place of birth
Born September 22, 1971 in Osaka, Japan

Hirata has gained international recognition for his works that often challenge traditional architectural conventions.

Some of his notable works include the “Tree-ness House” in Tokyo, which features a complex, organic structure inspired by a tree. This project is emblematic of his distinctive style, which focuses on the fusion of natural and architectural elements.

Hirata has also taught at various architecture universities in Japan and has been involved in numerous exhibitions and research projects. His work has helped redefine the perception of contemporary architecture, highlighting the importance of harmony between the built environment and nature.

In 2005, Hiratata founded the Akihisa Hirata Architecture Office in Tokyo.
Specially appointed associate professor at Tohoku University.
Part-time lecturer at Kyoto University and the University of Tokyo.