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YOKOYAMADAARCHITECTS＋UNIVERSITY OF TOYAMA
Outline
A long, narrow atrium space called a slit (double inner wall) is arranged in a crisscross pattern, which divides each floor plane into four spaces. The walls between the slits and the rooms have numerous openings so that light from the full-length top light above the slits can enter all the rooms through these openings.
Location
  • Toyama
Journal
Jutakutokushu April 2009 issue
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