With the key concept of how to open and close the building to the townscape, the interior space draws in the urban context by manipulating the square volume through rotation and division. The structure is an outer wall shell, and there are no earthquake-proof elements in the interior space. Therefore, although the house currently consists of two ateliers and a dwelling, the infill can be freely updated in the future, creating an urban situation in a residential scale architecture.

Japan | Kanagawa

Jutakutokushu July 2011 issue 62P