House in Ome

ATSUSHI＋ NAOKO KASUYA ／ KAO
Outline
The site has a clear direction and a difference in height from front to back, with a railway bed on the south, a mountain of cedar trees on the north, and neighboring houses on both sides. Slid-like windows, full-height large openings, high-side openings, and skip floors are planned in the right places to create a house that carefully reads the site. Even though it is surrounded by neighboring houses, it is open to the forest, the sky and the cityscape.
Location
  • Tokyo
Journal
Jutakutokushu March 2009 issue
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