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Establishing a small architecture practice is no mean feat. Establishing a practice overseas unarguably compounds the challenge. But husband-and-wife-team, architect Luke Hayward and interior designer Junko Nakatsuka, have successfully carved out a niche in Japan, where they have established their studio atelier Luke and are designing second homes for Australian-based clients.

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