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House in Toyonaka 2｜Exterior

Uenoshiba Residence｜LDK

The desk corner can also be observed from the kitchen.

House in Fukushima｜LDK

House of the Cherry Blossom Keeper｜Exterior

The doma's walls and ceiling are clear-coated cement board.

House in Sakai｜LDK

House in Itami｜Approach

Sakura House on Awaji Island｜LDK

Spatial expansion and variation achieved through the skip-floor design

NICO — A Home Filled with Natural Light and the Scent of Wood｜Corridor

Sakura House on Awaji Island｜Entrance hall

Living room featuring a large staircase. At a half level above, the four‑corner space contains the dining kitchen.

House in Itami｜Atrium

Sakura House on Awaji Island｜Lavatory

COCHE — Residence with an Integrated Garage for the Beloved Vehicle｜Japanese-style room

The second-floor slab above the dining room was removed to create a void. The cedar ceiling boards have a lustrous vermilion-red finish.

Following the conventions of Buddhist memorial services, the tatami reception room has been incorporated in its original position.

House in Saito Aominami｜Terrace

A wooden lattice door that opens inward.

Nishi-Imagawa House｜Garden

The bathroom is a generous 1620 size (approximately 1.6 × 2.0 m) and links to the engawa via a full-height sliding window.

Living room double‑height space

A cat walks along scaffold boards laid across the exposed timber members.

Lighting concealed in the kamoi (lintel) illuminates the ceiling and diffuses light throughout the atelier.

View from the children’s room toward the LDK and kitchen.

House in Sayama｜Stairs

Reconfigured a conventional studio apartment into a simplified layout that can be used as spaciously as possible.

Katano Reform｜Dining Area

House in Tomio｜Exterior

A lifestyle from which the owner’s vehicle can be viewed from above and below.

In the living room, the horizontal beams supporting the second floor intersect with the rising beams of the sloped roof.

House in Takarazuka｜Dining Area

Natural light pouring through the skylight into the entrance hall softly illuminates the living and dining areas.

House in Akenocho, Takatsuki｜LDK

NICO — A Home Filled with Natural Light and the Scent of Wood｜LDK

House in Minamimorimachi｜Terrace

House in Higashitezukayama｜Approach

House in Higashitezukayama｜LDK

House in the Northern District｜Living Room

Responding to the characteristics of the existing building, the living spaces are arranged in a D–K–L sequence: dining, kitchen, then living.

Abeno Residence｜Lavatory

CACCO — Residential Interior Coordination Contest, Category Award｜Entrance hall

House in Toyonaka Midorigaoka｜Entrance hall

The engawa bench also serves as an enclosure for the air-conditioning outdoor unit.

House in Higashikori｜Entrance hall

View looking down from the son's room. With the living room opened up, it takes on a pavilion-like character.

Uenoshiba Residence｜LDK