The openings in the exterior walls and the openings in the floor between the interior spaces (atrium) are superimposed to create a connection, and a space with continuity that brings light and wind to the entire house spreads out. The sashes have a common rule for all openings, and the pitch of the galvanized steel sheets on the exterior walls and roof are aligned, and the edges are folded without rivet caps to make them look neat.

Japan | Tokyo

Jutakutokushu October 2012 issue 142P