Selma Masic is a Bosnia-Herzegovinian born architect, designer, and visual documentarian based in Tokyo, Japan, whose work bridges the worlds of architecture, art, and photography. Her visual sensibility reflects a deeply introspective approach to spatial relationships, light, and material presence, capturing environments with clarity, subtle emotion, and architectural awareness.
Masic’s multidisciplinary practice spans built projects, conceptual designs, and image making. She has designed residential and experimental works such as the “Borderless House” in collaboration with Haryu Wood Studio, and her photographic output complements her architectural thinking—she frames space as both subject and medium. Her images are appreciated for their compositional restraint and ability to translate abstract architectural ideas into perceptible atmospheres.
LOCATION: Tokyo, Japan
Borderless House by Selma Masic + Sei Haganuma is a compact yet groundbreaking family residence located on a narrow three-meter-wide plot in Tokyo. Designed for a family of four, this three-story home redefines how living spaces can…
