This is the final home for a couple, built in the middle of Mt. It is made of cedar and Japanese cypress harvested in the new moon, and the 20-meter-long walls are finished with mud. The east wall is curved at three o'clock, and triangular load-bearing walls are placed everywhere in the short direction to secure in-plane rigidity on the floor and ceiling surfaces, thereby securing the longitudinal loopholes.

Japan | Hyogo

Jutakutokushu April 2015 issue 22P