This is a small house with one basement and two floors above ground, with a façade of three layers of sliding sashes on each of the east and west elevations. Inside, the slab is bent deeper as it goes down, and the cross-section and ceiling height are equal between the ground and basement. Light and greenery are drawn in from the outside, creating a space that does not feel underground.

Japan | Kanagawa

Jutakutokushu April 2013 issue 30P