Japanese architect Kazuo Shinohara might be your favorite architect’s favorite architect. He was a big influence for Valerio Olgiati and Christian Kerez. Shinohara was “an idiosyncratic, intellectual house designer,” according to Graham McKay, who made a pilgrimage to Tokyo to draft in Shinohara’s atelier. The architect’s work is the architectural equivalent of a cult classic.

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