House in KAIJIN

Shigeru Fuse／fuse-atelier＋ Musashino Art University, fuse-studio
Outline
In order to secure as large a living space as possible on a site densely populated with houses, a 6-meter-high wall surrounds the perimeter, and by adjusting the openings inside the wall, a space is created in which the interior and exterior are integrated. The intention was to create a variety of spaces by adjusting the scale and proportions, and to finely control the relationship between the spaces.
Location
  • Chiba
Journal
Jutakutokushu April 2011 issue
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