COAL HOUSE
TERUNOBU FUJIMORI ＋ KIYOTAKA HAYAMI
- Outline
- This two-story wooden house is located in a residential area with a difference in elevation. The house consists mainly of a cavernous main room with slanted contact points between the floor, walls, and ceiling. There is a gas fireplace in the main room, and the openings to the stairwell and other rooms are kept as small as possible. The exterior walls are clapboarded with yaki-sugi (burnt cedar), and the tea room on the second floor can be accessed directly by climbing a cypress ladder.
- Location
- Tochigi
- Journal
- Shinkenchiku January 2009 issue
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