House in Urawa

Tamotsu Teshima Architect and Associates
Outline
The house is made up of blocks of nine ken (three ken squares) that are displaced or stacked on top of each other in one-ken units and arranged in a wild goose chase pattern. Each room is also partitioned in one-room units, and a one-tsubo space is connected from the room to the flow line. In addition, the garden and the space are hidden from the eye by making it goose step.
Location
  • Saitama
Journal
Jutakutokushu June 2009 issue
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