This project is to build a detached house next to the main house in the countryside. The volume is divided into three parts, and in order to inherit the memory of the land, stone walls, trees, waterways made of masonry, and the difference in elevation of the site are incorporated into the building, and light and ventilation are secured through the gaps. Also, by changing the pitch and slope of the louvers in the height direction, privacy is secured and a gentle connection with the main house is created. The exterior walls are made of cedar wood injected with a preservative under pressure.

Japan | Hiroshima

Jutakutokushu May 2011 issue 54P