Miyabi shika is a new one floor building for a dental clinic in Himeji City, Japan. To respond to a low budget situation, the building employs the Japanese standard wooden structure and opens the reception and waiting area to the outside by removing all walls and placing clear glass directly between the pillars. The roof ceiling part above the waiting area is free of any technical devices allowing it to be placed directly under the roofing material, resulting in a light roof line.

Tetsuya Matsumoto is the founder and Head Architect Designer at KTX archiLAB based in Japan, and a Lecturer of a space design course at Osaka University of Art. After graduating from the same university, he specialized in commercial space design and built a large portfolio of projects varying both in type and scale, from shops and restaurants to offices and clinics, and from a small pharmacy to a large Hospital. Tetsuya has received more than a hundred local and international design awards and became a jury member for several prestigious prizes.

Miyabi shika is a new dental clinic in Himeji City Japan. The young doctor was practicing in a large dental office before deciding to open his own private clinic.