Floors and Light House

Yoko Takaike Architects
Outline
In consideration of the line of sight from the surroundings, light is brought in through openings made of continuous horizontal windows and polycarbonate hollow panels with adjusted heights. Inside the building, the floors are stacked in a three-dimensional manner, and the difference in floor height derived from the functions and surrounding environment allows the family to feel each other's presence and control the distance.
Location
  • Chiba
Journal
Jutakutokushu June 2021 issue
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