On the Internet, I often see the amazing creativity that Japanese people use in their own homes. I don’t know if it’s because Japanese people are more avant-garde in thinking or because their pockets are really deep. Even small houses will pay for the work of powerful architects. ?In any case, owning a uniquely styled home in such a densely populated urban area, the comfort level alone is already off the charts~
Architect Daisuke Sugawaras own architectural office designed this special cabin, cutting the originally small space into half with a stroke of a pen, and using a large amount of iron materials and iron mesh. From a distance, it looks like a greenhouse or botanical garden, as if the whole house is breathing.
The living space divided into two is not wasted at all. In addition to dividing a semi-indoor courtyard, a large amount of light is introduced like a large skylight and large floor-to-ceiling windows and doors make the whole house bright. By getting up, it is easier to solve the damp and dark impression of the bathroom and toilet. But I don’t know why, the designer placed a lot of gravel on the 1F. Does this mean that you have to step on the health trail immediately after taking a shower?…
Would you like to see if each building is unique and desirable in the alley?
