Kuwana House

Tomoaki Uno Architects
Outline
The house is built in a suburban residential area where rice fields and houses are mixed together. The length of the rafters, the slope of the roof, and the size of the house were determined based on the maximum dimensions of the chestnut lumber, which was sawn from the original wood. The exterior walls are finished with a medium coat of clay.
Location
  • Mie
Journal
Jutakutokushu November 2016 issue
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