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    Naritahigashi S / Japan, sinato / Japan
    Naritahigashi S / Japan, sinato / Japan
    Naritahigashi S / Japan, sinato / Japan
    Naritahigashi S / Japan, sinato / Japan
    Naritahigashi S / Japan, sinato / Japan
    Naritahigashi S / Japan, sinato / Japan
    Naritahigashi S / Japan, sinato / Japan
    Naritahigashi S / Japan, sinato / Japan
    Naritahigashi S / Japan, sinato / Japan
    Naritahigashi S / Japan, sinato / Japan

    Naritahigashi S / Japan

    sinato / Japan

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    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 1 ) Yi Xin Qiao / Mainland China, The Chinese University of Hong Kong / Hong Kong
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    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 6 ) Yi Xin Qiao / Mainland China, The Chinese University of Hong Kong / Hong Kong
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    DFA Design for Asia Awards 2019 l Merit Award l Environmental Design ▪ Home and Residential Spaces
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    DELICATE BALANCE

    Surrounded by residential buildings and situated in a busy street, the architects maintained the perfect balance between privacy and openness in this small 3-storey wooden house. The architect creates small openings and gaps by shifting and layering the floors. These spaces connect the partitioned private spaces and allow wind and light to fill the house.

     

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