Pillars and Floors

Outline
The first and second floors are made of RC Ramen with a grid frame of 2,600 x 3,020 mm columns and beams, and a wooden penthouse is placed on the third floor. 8 concrete pillars and 950 mm side corridors are attached to the earthen floor on the first floor, bedrooms and bathrooms are divided by a courtyard on the second floor, and the third floor is a dining room. The structure of the rooms on each floor is also clearly divided. The house redefines the historical form of the grit frame and dugout pillars.
Location
  • Tokyo
Journal
Jutakutokushu July 2008 issue
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