Officially licensed 2008 Dr. Mario boxer shorts.

Selections from the book, Commercial Building Facades by Sueyoshi Murakami (Shotenkenchiku-sha/Books Nippan) (1993)

'Labyrinth Build' - Nishi-nakasu, Fukuoka - by Ryu Design Project

City Resort Hotel JASMAC PLAZA - Sapporo, Hokkaido - by Mitsuru Kaneko

Maruto the 17th Bldg. - Gion, Kyoto - by Hiroyuki Wakabayashi

Ichi-Yon-Ichi Building - Sendai, Miyagi - by Dam Dan Corp.

YBP Restaurant Court PREZZO - Godo-cho, Tokyo - by YBP Project Design Room

Theater & Hall BUNKAMURA - Shibuya, Tokyo - by Jean Michel Wilmotte

NOIRER MUR SEIKI Bldg. - Amagasaki, Hyogo - by Kenji Miyake

AMERICAN DREAM Nishi Mizuhodai Bldg. - Fujimi, Saitama - by Toshio Miyauchi

AMERICAN DREAM Nishi Mizuhodai Bldg. - Fujimi, Saitama - by Toshio Miyauchi

Cafe & Beauty Parlor AIM'S - Tsuruga-shima-machi, Saitama - by Isao Hosoya & Studio 4

Car Showroom LINUS - Fujiwaradai, Kyoto - by Dentsu Inc.

MY WAY Osawa Bldg. - Shimoshakujii, Tokyo - by Yukio Naitoh

WING Urawa - Urawa, Saitama - by Naohiko Higashi

Notojima Glass Art Museum - Notojima, Ishikawa - by Kiko Mozuna

Commercial Building 'JOULE-A' - Azabu-Ju-Ban, Tokyo - by Edward Suzuki

Wolfgang Puck Cafe - 1323 Montana Ave, Santa Monica, CA (1994)

Designed by Barbara Lazaroff

"This cafe is a branch of the 11-restaurant chain created in order to offer more affordable prices in an informal setting. This (90-seat) cafe was the fourth to be built and is located on Montana Avenue, where many other unique and professional restaurants can be found. Especially the mosaic tiled facade stands out in the area. Mr. Puck's wife and business partner, Barbara Lazaroff, designed the interior in a colorful and casual manner, which brings back childhood memories to the customers. The premises are filled with art objects and images, like building blocks, collages of broken tiles, various shaped mirrors reminiscent of Antoni Gaudi's architectural works and bright loud colors found in painters' palettes."