This house is intended to create expressions inside and outside of the building by means of exterior wall panels that change in width and angle as parameters of light and wind. The double-skin structure consists of the main frame and surface aluminum panels, and the warmed air is discharged from the louvers through the double-skin of the sloping roof. The entire building is composed of two volumes of different sizes that are displaced from each other and penetrated by horizontal and vertical voids, creating a space inside the building that is continuous with the outside.

Japan | Mie

Jutakutokushu July 2012 issue 92P