Built in a suburban residential area of a regional city, the building exposes the structure of the frame, which extends as a plane of lines with widths in each of the XYZ axial directions, and forms the floor and walls that serve as places for people to live. Some of the tansaku are covered with both sides of plywood so that the front and back of the plywood finish and the exposed framework can be randomly mixed from any viewpoint.

Japan | Aichi

Jutakutokushu April 2019 issue 16P