Kyoto Style Housing Model Kyoto Machinaka Kodawari Jutaku

Shigerei Uoya Miako Masaoka Ken Ikei
Outline
"The three walls, floors and fittings have three levels of flexibility, allowing the wooden SI to change its space according to the given conditions. Almost all of the wood used is from Kyoto, and traditional Kyoto industrial techniques such as Kyoto pottery, lacquer, and Nishijin textiles are incorporated in the details.
Location
  • Kyoto
Journal
Jutakutokushu April 2008 issue
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