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House in Minohshinmachi / Japan, Yasuyuki Kitamura / Japan
House in Minohshinmachi / Japan, Yasuyuki Kitamura / Japan
House in Minohshinmachi / Japan, Yasuyuki Kitamura / Japan
House in Minohshinmachi / Japan, Yasuyuki Kitamura / Japan
House in Minohshinmachi / Japan, Yasuyuki Kitamura / Japan
House in Minohshinmachi / Japan, Yasuyuki Kitamura / Japan
House in Minohshinmachi / Japan, Yasuyuki Kitamura / Japan
House in Minohshinmachi / Japan, Yasuyuki Kitamura / Japan
House in Minohshinmachi / Japan, Yasuyuki Kitamura / Japan
House in Minohshinmachi / Japan, Yasuyuki Kitamura / Japan

House in Minohshinmachi / Japan

Yasuyuki Kitamura / Japan

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DFA Design for Asia Awards 2020 l Silver Award l Environmental Design | Home & Residential Spaces
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Situated in a fast-developing suburban area known for its rich natural environment, architects highlight the relationship between humans and nature in the design of this private residence in Osaka. To the north of the site is a community vegetable garden, and mountain is visible in the background. The innovative roof design makes the most of the breathtaking scenery, and the deep eaves of the light roof extend the indoor area while nooks and crannies create a transitional space. The pair of openings in the roof let in the glorious views and skies, allowing nature itself into the centre of the building.

 

YASUYUKI KITAMURA

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