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Architects: Mamoru Nanba, Yasutaka Kondo, Yoshiaki Nagasaka
- Year: 2014
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Photographs:Yusuke Fujioka
Text description provided by the architects. Beams of reinforced concrete that had been placed in the symmetry are making a large, strong space. In the space, wooden frames are placed to secure the area, rather than making a room.
The area partitioned by the human scale, has become a Tanoji plan used since the ancient times in Japan, sliding doors made of grids covered with papers controls natural lighting, ventilation as well as the distance within the family.
Veneers made of oak linden, pine create the character of the place. Fabrics such as curtains create a view in the house against the surrounding environment ,along with the breeze and light.
It’s small and large, low and high, dark and bright, closed and open, is harmonious and isn’t.
A variety of these differences the house is sprinkled in the simple structure, it’s renovation for a family intended for them feel rich in emotions.
