House in Kichijoji

Yosuke Inoue Architect & Associates

Outline: Setback from the site boundary and as a corner cut, it is a hexagonal plane shape, and the garden and parking lot are placed on the outer periphery. It contributes to the city by green and open space while operating the sense of distance from the surrounding area. Costs are reduced by utilizing cedar plates that are commonly distributed in home centers in concrete formworks. Combine six types of cedar plates with different thickness and width to create rich expressions.

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