SETONOMORI HOUSES

SOU FUJIMOTO ARCHITECTS
Outline
Thirteen houses, each consisting of two houses, are located along the slope. While retaining the existing dais and stone walls, stairs and small paths were built, and more than 100 trees were planted between the buildings. The stainless steel exterior wall changes its expression depending on the reflection of the sun.
Journal
Shinkenchiku August 2013 issue
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