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Architects: Kyoko Ikuta Architecture Laboratory
: Kyoko Ikuta, Katsuyuki Ozeki - Ozeki Architects & Associates - Area: 590 m²
- Year: 2010
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Photographs:Tomohiro Sakashita
Text description provided by the architects. This is a summer house situated in the forest. In this house, by "digging a triangle plane into a house figure", the view extending obliquely upward was gained. The request of the clients who are an old couple was "wanting the space in which we can spend free time without doing anything." They wanted a summer house in which they could expose their bodies into the woods as they want, look at the trees and sunbeams shining through the branches, and spend time in the house rather than planning to do something special.
