DOJO HOUSE

Hitoshi Wakamatsu Architect & Associates
Outline
This house with a judo hall stands at a T-junction on the border between a busy street lined with shops and a residential area. The judo hall on the basement floor, which can be seen by passers-by, is a pillarless space, supported by tension beams suspended from the roof in the shape of well girders and pillars placed around the perimeter of the volume.
Location
  • Tokyo
Journal
Jutakutokushu November 2018 issue
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