House of Earth

Junya Inagaki＋Satoshi Sano＋Takuo Nagai＋Eisuke Hori ／ Eureka
Outline
Planning to rebuild a house on a slope where hills are created. Two households and 3 generations live. Azamino soil is used in various ways, and the first floor is a gradual soil space that is a plastering of soil that does not harden with mortar and the like. In addition, he has hybrids of different soil technologies and methods such as voluntary walls that are voluntarily worked on unbaked bricks and plaster walls by Tatsuya Tsukura.
Location
  • Kanagawa
Journal
Jutakutokushu September 2021 issue
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