Architects: Maker
Location: Hiroshima, Japan
Collaborator: Yoshio Oono
Structural Engineer: Ryuji Fujiki
Project Year: 2011
Project Area: 75 sqm
Photographs: Noriyuki Yano
We made this plan considering how we expand the interior space to outside with guarding resident’s privacy on the narrow grounds in the overcrowded area. What is the exclusive feature is the outer wall all covered with Garubariumu that is used as a material of roof. It can shut out the influence of neighbors in the overcrowded area, and keep the house in privacy.
The roof portion with a large skylight for natural lighting provides finding the difference between LDK and airy three-dimensional space with high ceilings. Because of it, we made a open space in the house opposite from exclusive view, and this space can ensure the privacy cutting out the interior space from outside. There are windows for ventilation on south face and north face separately from those for lighting.
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beautiful!
Thank you.
Since it continues to send many things, please take a look.
typical Japanese simplisity combined with normal pitched roof! nice!
Thank you.
Please observe from now on.
Thank you for your consideration.
are the two beams of any structural use?
Earthquake resistance, perhaps? Not sure.
It is for the increase in floor space of structure and the future.