House in Sangenjaya

Hitoshi Wakamatsu Architect & Associates
Outline
The site is 112 tsubo, and the building area is 23 tsubo. By stretching thin steel plates on the boundary wall between the studio and the house and on the second floor, an open space with few exterior walls is created despite the fact that the house is made of wood. Also, by reducing the floor space between the upper and lower floors and keeping the height of the building low, a vacant lot is left in a densely populated area.
Location
  • Tokyo
Journal
Jutakutokushu August 2005 issue
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