House in Negoya

Takashi Fujino／IKIMONO ARCHITECTS
Outline
The distant view of the mountains and the town at the bottom of the cliff, and the near view of the plants in the garden, are cut out by the openings in various places on the uneven plan, and various landscapes are brought into the interior. The aim of the project was to create a landscape that changes over time by allowing the owner to modify the garden in response to the cut-out landscape.
Location
  • Gunma
Journal
Jutakutokushu August 2015 issue
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