Atelier Bow-Wow is counted among the most diverse architecture firms of today. The Japanese firm boasts over 40 residential houses, public buildings and numerous installations to its name, in addition to a substantial body of urban design studies and theoretical essays. This publication unifies Atelier Bow-Wow’s architectural and theoretical work and places it critically in its context. In a chronological order all projects from 1994-2012 are documented by texts, sketches, plans and images, followed by a photographic essay.