Court House in Inagedai

Tetsuya Ohkusa
Outline
A three-story, two-family house with an inner courtyard. The intention was to harmonize with the townscape by being conscious of the eaves line and wall line, to create a circulation between inside and outside, and to create an intersection of lines of sight through the courtyard. It is not a simple one-room house, but a three-dimensional street with no dead ends.
Location
  • Chiba
Journal
Jutakutokushu July 2005 issue
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