Taking advantage of its location in a residential area overlooking the Tanzawa mountain range, the space is constructed with the idea of a roof structure that opens continuously to the landscape. The form of the structure is not exaggerated, but opens up to the surrounding environment while maintaining a more human scale. To achieve this, the space is covered with the size of lumber that can be assembled by a person.

Japan | Kanagawa

Jutakutokushu May 2010 issue 86P