Fuji and the city in the basin, three slabs are stacked in a three-dimensionally displaced manner, and the interior and exterior are separated by a structural wall with a plaster finish that is as thin as the sash. The semi-outdoor space of the deck, which is larger than the indoor floor, does not open only in one direction, but also blurs the interior and exterior, showing a way of construction that opens without directionality.

Japan | Yamanashi

Jutakutokushu June 2008 issue 34P