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Architects: Yamazaki Kentaro Design Workshop
- Area: 95 m²
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Photographs:Naomi Kurozumi Architectural Photographic Office
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Structural Design: ASD, Ryuji Tabata, Takayuki Tabata
Text description provided by the architects. The house gives the impression of living inside a large garden. It evokes within the inhabitants the feeling of strolling in the yard while doing ordinary tasks such as cooking, reading, or taking a bath. We proposed long-span housing, which would be formed by 5 blocks, each one slightly shifted in alignment from the next. Each block has a function such as kitchen, washroom, dining room, working space, and so on and the space connecting the blocks would remain open to provide a view of the exterior. That means that there are no defining functional boundaries between the kitchen, the living area, and the working area; the space remains ambiguous.
