Graphic designer, curator and  Architecture for Dogs mastermind Kenya Hara, with his plywood doghouse, titled the 'D-Tunnel', designed for a Teacup Poodle. Photography: Motoyuki Daifu and Hiroshi Yoda 

十二月就要来了，这只意味着一件事...不是，不是，不是圣诞节；
设计迈阿密。
在国际峰会之前，我们正在考虑一些我们最喜欢的——或者最可爱的——至少从以前的聚会上看出来的项目。
即肯尼亚哈拉的狗的建筑。

2012年12月的“壁纸”(W*165)预告中，日本平面设计师兼策展人肯尼亚哈拉聚集了一批星光的设计师和建筑师组成的在线项目，为13个不同的DIY狗窝提供免费的蓝图，每一个都是专门为特定品种设计的。设计师宠物家庭，任何人都可以用普通的家用工具和材料组装，通过网络传播-或者至少是可能的-。有什么可能出错？

Hara领导了这个项目，他设计了两个他自己的狗舍：一个硬的纸筒悬挂在天花板上，为一个日本梗和一个胶合板的小茶杯。一些D2D（设计师狗）配对有点随机（建筑师工作室弓哇与达克斯犬；玩具贵宾犬与产品设计师康士坦丁.葛切奇），但其他人是特殊的要求，像建筑师伊东丰雄谁想设计自己的什巴，和隈研吾谁热衷于成为一个家。顾客的小把戏。普里茨克奖得主建筑师Kasuy-Sjimia想设计一个舒适的家，为她的助手的模糊白色小狗，比熊弗里斯。

从迈阿密开始，狗的建筑就去了洛杉矶、东京、成都、金泽，最近还去了上海。在范围和深度上，开始只关注小品种的猎犬已经演变成更大的猎犬。在上海，它用令人垂涎的尼库地毯欢迎中国建筑师马岩松加入拉布拉多猎犬。

本质上，它仍然是一样的：“狗的建筑不是宠物的项目，”Hara解释说。这是一个建筑师的项目，全世界都可以参与其中。

“我的印象是，全世界都对婴儿和狗感兴趣，”Hara在2012告诉我们，抢占病毒性互联网内容的狗一半。要是他养了猫就好了…

Niku Rug by MA Yansong for Labrador Retriever. The latest addition to Architecture for Dogs, this meat-shaped rug by Beijing-born architect Ma Yansong is as visually appealing to humans as it is comforting to dogs

Paramount by Konstantin Grcic. This doggy dressing area is inspired by the 'mirror test' where the self-awareness of animals is assessed by placing them in front of a mirror. The test's conclusion? Dogs completely and utterly fail. But there is a school of thought that suggests the Toy Poodle, a regal creature famed for its finicky good-looks might be a little more self-aware than its contemporaries. So Grgic has given the Toy a platfom (quite literally) on which to perform his species-beating intelligence

Beagle House Interactive Dog House by MVRVD. Starting simple, Architecture for Dogs tackled the classic kennel design, elevating it to new playful heights.  Every time your pooch enters or exits, the house answers with a subtle, affermative rocking motion. Take your dog-house for a walk with the rope attached, easy to move by both dog and owner, further aided by the lightweight wedge shape

Chihuahua Cloud by Reiser and Unemoto. Less like doggy architecture, and more like doggy couture, the vibrant orange cloud simultaneously warms and stylises your pup. The billowing volume of the cloud responds to the Chihuahua’s love of burrowing and playing, and owners can grab the woven glove handle instead of a lead. In the cloud the dog is warm, secure and effortlessly chic

Wanmock by Torafu Architects. Research shows Jack Russell terriers are happiest when laying on their masters clothes. A smooth wooden frame stretches your old jumpers or shirts providing a taut, comfortable arm-chair for your terrier, instilling a sense of peace security in your companion, as well as an attractive piece for your living room

Papier Papilion by Shigeru Ban. This multifunction piece fits around your papilion's whims: play, push, roll, jump over. Alternatively, us two-legs can use the paper cylinders to construct a seat for human family members

No Dog! No Life! by Sou Fujimoto. A home inside a home, this space provides your four-legged friend with their own, delineated living space. The frame is made of hinoki (Japanese cypress), topped by a transparent acryllic board. Fill the upper shelves with puppy-memrobilia, and place a comfy cushion in the perfectly Boston terrier sized hole

Architecture for Long-Bodied-Short-Legged-Dog by Atelier Bow-Wow. Becuase of their tiny (adorable) legs, daschunds struggle to get involved with human interaction, without humans crouching down to their level. No longer, thanks to Atelieir Bow-Wow. This fun, sloping decking is reminiscent of a highly finished Crufts obstacle, and is long enough for us humans to lay on too, so we can stretch out with our streched-out pups, on the level

Mobile Home for Shiba by Toyo Ito. Here we have a well-ventilated wooden basket topped by a protective, adjustable shade. For pampered pets, and those that have aged or are unwell, your animal can enter and exit the mobile home without assistance thanks to the low crate sides. Finsihed with a vibrant, comfortable pillow, Shiba will enjoy an elegent roll through the park

Architecture for the bichon frise by Kazuyo Sejima. Dog and architecture become one as the reclining pup completes the cotton candy-like cloud bed. A simple structure of medium-density fibreboar cut into a belt shape and rounded into a ring bound by kite string for the base and dressed in a fluffy knitted coat

Dog Cooler by Hiroshi Naito. Comprised of alternate aluminium tubes and comfortable wooden slats, the Dog Cooler provides essential calming comfort in humid environments. Designed in memory of Naito's old Spritz, Pepe, whose long, thick fur was uncomfortable in the sticky heat of the Japanese summer, now many dogs can benefit from this stylish, heat-regulator

Pointed T by Hara Design Institute / Haruke Misawa. Designed for the Japanese terrier, anyone with a pair of scissors can make the Pointed T. Hanging from a string from the ceiling, the heavy paper is given definition by the thin neck hole. This ambiguous object is less house, more pointy hat, but nonetheless provides a unique space in which your dog can play

Mount Pug by Kengo Kuma. Hang toys and snacks from this self-supporting ply-wood mountain. The clever pug can make sense of its double-usage as plaything and nest

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