Dry Chisel
Masaaki Ishihara Architects & Engineers
- Outline
- The site faces the northwest slope, and the difference in height between the part of the site that touches the soil is 4 m. Including the retaining wall, the total height of the site is 8 m. Since the basement is half buried in the soil, the retaining wall and the wooden part are placed in different places to get light and wind, and the gap between them is taken into the interior space as "KARAHORI".
- Location
- Kanagawa
- Journal
- Jutakutokushu July 2005 issue
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