Shaping Future for Our Living

Takako Oji has been working as an architect and landscape architect since 1990.  Her design firm, Bryanoji Design Studio, has been selected among more than 10,000 architecture practices and projects to participate in the 5th edition of Biennial Architecture Exhibition 2021 "Time Space Existence".

The exhibition is curated by European Cultural Center (ECC), a non-profit organization. This exhibition runs for 6 month from May 22 to November 21, 2021. 
  
Takako is planning to present her beliefs towards "Time Space Existence" through her most recent work, “Project Merri” in Princeton, MA, USA. She is looking forward to participating in the global discussion of how to create better 'spaces' at this difficult 'time' for our happier 'existence'.

ECC’s venues are entirely accessible to the public with no entry fees. In addition, people will be able to experience the exhibition online through virtual tours.
By remaining open for 6 months, we expect the exhibition to be seen by  thousands of architecture and environmental enthusiasts and more.

Due to today’s unique circumstance, Venice has elevated operational and logistical costs. In order to maintain this free accessibility and to continue being an open platform for culture, ECC, as a non-profit organization, is in need of additional support to finance this exhibition. 

The goal is to raise $18,000 to support the exhibit and send Takako Oji to Venice to participate in this meaningful event for betterment of our built environment.
We will need to reach  this goal by the end of March 2021 in order to give EEC a final commitment notice, so they can prepare the exhibit spaces, brochures, programs, etc. 

For more information on Biennial Architecture Exhibition 2021 "Time Space Existence" visit:
https://ecc-italy.eu/exhibitions/upcoming 

Project Merri is featured in the following links:
https://www.bryanoji.com/press-room 


https://worldarchitecture.org/article-links/egcpm/time-space-existence-biennial-architecture-exhibition-2021.html