This is a villa with a footprint of less than 9 tsubos with a hexagonal plan built in a forest in Karuizawa. Because of its small size, the space is regarded as an overlap of areas, and the entire building is designed as if it were a piece of furniture. The actual arrangement and size of the furniture is determined so that the places of people do not buffer each other within the overlap.

Japan | Nagano

Jutakutokushu May 2012 issue 14P