The first floor of the house is a void, and the space develops three-dimensionally on three levels above and below the void. In the interior, the void is reversed and appears. The interior spaces are continuously developed along the figure of "Ro", so that the ceiling and floor heights change at the corners. In addition, there are only rooms in the cross section in the short side direction, and they are in direct contact with the outside at the top, bottom, left and right. Therefore, openings are placed on the walls, ceiling, and floor so that light and wind can be easily obtained in each room.

Japan | Chiba

Jutakutokushu December 2007 issue 82P