House in Kishiwada

Moo Architect Workshop
Outline
The first floor is open to the public for festivals, the second floor is used as a living and dining area for the family, and the third floor is used for private rooms. The upper and lower floors are unified by a narrow atrium.
Location
  • Osaka
Journal
Jutakutokushu May 2006 issue
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