Japanese architect Tsuyoshi Tane celebrates the art of bringing together different eras in Paris

Architect Tsuyoshi Tane's office in Paris features an unfinished 700-square-meter space filled with found objects. Tane, influenced by the city's blend of history and modernity, collaborates with a team of 25 to refine his architectural projects. He reflects on the legacy of Japanese architects in Paris, noting their historical engagement with both traditional and modern styles. Tane emphasizes the unique opportunity to connect past and future architectural forms in the city.