Suehiro Nagaya

Takehara & Koike Laboratory, Osaka City Univ.＋Uzulab.
Outline
This is a four-house row house built in the early Showa period in a densely wooded area. The facade and interior were renovated while respecting the original appearance of the building. In addition to reinforcing the structure, we took into consideration the sustainability of the town and the way of connecting the houses in the modern age, assuming shared living.
Location
  • Osaka
Journal
Jutakutokushu June 2014 issue
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