The house is built on a site shaped like a rabbit's ear, with a flat shape that almost matches it. Cool breezes from the paddy fields to the east and north are drawn into the interior by ventilators installed under the floor. In addition, the effect of the heat of the west sun is suppressed by the staircase room which serves as a buffer zone and the concrete wall of 280mm thickness.

Japan | Hiroshima

Jutakutokushu October 2006 issue 114P