When China hosted the Olympic Games in 2008, Beijings Birds Nest stadium attracted the attention of countries all over the world because of its special shape, which aroused heated discussions at the time. But have you ever thought that ordinary houses can be built like a birds nest?! There is a "Toda House" on the hillside of Hiroshima, Japan. Its appearance is similar to a birds nest. The main design of the entire house is made of several metal rods. The pillars hold up the courtyard to form a hollow, which is a very rare spiral house.
Toda House was designed by Japans famous Kimihiko Okada Architectural Design Office.
The spiral design spreads out each space in a ring, like a large sky pavilion, with a small green courtyard in the center.
As the stairs gradually rise counterclockwise, you can visit various spaces.
The best thing is that each room has an outdoor terrace, allowing people to easily overlook the charming sea view!!
Looking from the bottom up, it also has a unique style~
The strip windows designed along the exterior wall of the house allow the surrounding light to shine evenly into the house, allowing you to look at different scenery at different locations in Toda House!
The lighting is great!!
Having afternoon tea with friends here is really one of the joys of life.
Looking at the beautiful sea view, all worries seem to be gone~
The night view on the top floor at night is even more refreshing!!
The special Toda House Toda House breaks the general concept of traditional architecture that houses must be built on the ground; the spiral design creates a circular layout around the central courtyard, which not only allows for a 360-degree panoramic view of the sea, but also Pushing residential design to another level, the house itself is not only safe and stable, but also beautiful and practical~ It is really a birds nest house that makes people admire from the appearance to the interior design!!
