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1·This one, the Opposite House, is by the Japanese architect Kengo Kuma.

（日本设计师隈研吾设计的瑜舍（the opposite house）。）

2·Japanese architect Kengo Kuma has completed several timber buildings in recent months.

日本建筑师隈研吾在几个月内完成各数个木质建筑。

3·Kengo Kuma & Associates has designed a kindergarten in the Japanese city Saitama with a series of roofs that pitch steeply in opposing directions.

隈研吾建筑设计工作室在日本的埼玉县设计了一座幼儿园，有一系列以相反方向陡峭上升的屋顶。

4·This article introduces the villa named bamboo wall which was designed by the Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, with analysis of the design process.

本文介绍了日本建筑师隈研吾在建筑师走廊项目中设计的别墅：“竹墙”，并结合建筑师的创作历程进行分析、反思。

5·The rounded roof is typical of Jeju architecture, and also features on a series of rubble-topped villas created by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma on the island in 2013.

圆形屋顶是济州岛建筑的典型特征，2013年日本建筑师隈研吾在岛上建造的瓦砾别墅也是这样。

6·Kengo kuma has extended the theme of floras and transparency in the remainder of the scheme which is furnished with timber furniture, floral tableware and white table-clothed tables.

隈研吾在该设计的其余部分延伸了植物和透明性的主题，其余部分配有木材家具、花卉餐具和有白色桌布的餐桌。

7·Japanese architect Kengo Kuma has completed several timber buildings in recent months. Others include a bamboo-clad hotel and a primary school based on a traditional Japanese schoolhouse.

日本建筑师隈研吾在几个月内完成各数个木质建筑。其他建筑包括竹制面板酒店，和基于日本传统学校房屋而建的小学。

8·To help visually fragment the scale of the two-storey building, the Japanese studio led by Kengo Kuma topped the building with a series of angled roof plains that break it up into smaller chunks.

为了在视觉上分割两层建筑的规模，由隈研吾领导的日本工作室用一系列倾斜的屋顶有效地将建筑分解成较小的体块。