Norikura House

Moo Architect Workshop
Outline
It is a house for two families. Five gardens are arranged to connect the long and narrow north-south site with the facing forest, and the rooms are scattered so that each room is connected to its own garden and has a different view. The different textures of the facing walls and the openings in the walls lead the eye in various directions, and the forest and sky can be felt through the rooms facing the gardens.
Location
  • Aichi
Journal
Jutakutokushu September 2008 issue
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