OZ-HOUSE

Toru Mukouyama
Outline
In order to seek sunlight, ventilation, and greenery despite being located in a valley of buildings, the space is composed of three elongated layers of garden, veranda, and living room against the deep site. The eaves extending to the south are fitted with a wooden lattice and glass to let sunlight into the interior.
Location
  • Hiroshima
Journal
Jutakutokushu January 2014 issue
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