Hiroyuki Shinozaki

Japanese architect (b. 1974), known for minimalist and innovative residential designs.

Biography

Born in Tokyo, Shinozaki studied at Tokyo University of Science. He founded Shinozaki Architects in 2004.

Architectural Philosophy

Shinozaki’s philosophy emphasizes minimalism and spatial flexibility, creating intimate, user-centric homes.

Core Contributions

• Specialized in minimalism and residential architecture.
• Notable works:
  • House T (Tokyo, 2012, residential).
  • House H (Tokyo, 2010, residential).
  • House in Kohoku (2015, residential).

Architectural Connections

• East Asian: Japanese minimalist tradition.
• Residential: Small homes.

Influence and Legacy

Shinozaki’s innovative designs influenced Japanese residential architecture, impacting architects like Yoshichika Takagi. His work optimizes small spaces.

Related Architects & Works

Yoshichika Takagi (related architect), Kengo Kuma (related architect), Modular Design (element), Contemporary (period)