In this occasion the japanese architect Jun Murata, JAM, surprises us with the Café KBT rehabilitation. In a two-story building located in northern Nara, Japan, JAM creates a relaxing place for tourists and neighbors, a clear and functional café and a temporary gallery on the top floor with works of art and workshops of the neighbors.

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Jun Murata is Architect and Founder of JAM. Born in 1976 in Osaka, Jun Murata graduated at the Kinki University, faculty of engineering in 1999. He joined Takashi Yamaguchi as associate architect. Was chief at GDS and taught at AEDD, Osaka before he started his own company JAM in 2012. At present, he teaches at Osaka Sangyo University, and Setsunan University.

“The various creative design works by JAM are based on the knowledge cultivated by the experience of practical architecture, the method of the architectural education, and various experiences of design trips abroad. The emphasis of the design activities is on creating living Spaces, interiors, architecture, landscape and photography. In the near future this will be expanded to installation, graphics, furniture and industrial design.”

Published on: October 28, 2014
Cite: "Café KBT by Jun Murata, JAM" METALOCUS. Accessed February 23, 2025
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/cafe-kbt-jun-murata-jam> ISSN 1139-6415
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