Cedar House
Tadashi Yoshimura Architects
- Outline
- The frame is supported by two types of plate-wall structures assembled from 45mm thick boards cut from large-diameter cedar trees discarded in the mountains. four floor-level skip floors are created around an atrium corridor that runs through the center of the building and also serves as a vertical flow line. the lower floor is a relatively lively place for children's rooms and the living room, while the upper floor is a calm place for the lounge and the couple's bedrooms, and the upper and lower floors are connected through the atrium.
- Location
- Hyogo
- Journal
- Jutakutokushu March 2022 issue
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