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Collect inspiring architectural examples and discover a home that resonates with you. Simpler and more enjoyable.

Easy for beginners. Turn what you love into your home search.

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Satoyama House｜Corridor

Upon entering, the activity and presence of the family in the open-plan space are immediately perceptible.

Garage House of Slanted Light｜Bedroom

Upward view of the staircase

Garage House of Slanted Light｜Exterior

Duet House｜LDK

Exterior at dusk.

The bench seat, fitted with a lawn-like carpet, provides a casual place for the family to relax.

The stratified interior composition visible through the two-storey continuous windows

Walk-in closet

Second-floor multipurpose hall and raised-platform space

A soft, large atrium diffuses light and brightens the interior space

The plan positions of the V-shaped walls are staggered between the first and second floors and arranged in a plinth-like manner to better receive southern light

House with Forest Windows｜LDK

Garage House of Slanted Light｜Living Room

House of the Cityscape｜LDK

The stair hall doubles as the entrance hall. The high side admits bright daylight into the void.

Satoyama House｜Exterior

To maximize allowable floor area, the advantages of the 1st-floor RC structure are leveraged to cantilever the 2nd floor by just under 3 m.

View of the living room from the balcony. The exterior cladding is small-corrugation Galvalume steel sheets.

Evening view of the second-floor kitchen.

Satoyama House｜Lavatory

House of the Cityscape｜Corridor

Duet House｜Approach

House of the Cityscape｜Kitchen

The second-floor parapet wall reduces a sense of enclosure with random slits and small perforations, creating openness and lightness.

Curved atrium that gathers light

Utility space with a large doma (ground-level, concrete-floor area).

Second‑floor dining and kitchen. Floors are asada solid hardwood; the kitchen is cherry wood.

Duet House｜LDK

Satoyama House｜Living Room

House with Forest Windows｜Stairs

House with Forest Windows｜Exterior

Evening exterior view looking from the porch toward the entrance.

Study/workspace overlooking the atrium, facilitating communication with the first floor

Satoyama House｜LDK

House Opening to the Forest｜Bedroom

Stairwell with indirect lighting. Barrier-free access is provided by a home elevator connecting the 1st through 3rd floors.

House Opening to the Forest｜LDK

Duet House｜Entrance hall

Duet House｜Exterior

With an extensive book collection in this home, the bookshelves also function as interior features.

View northward from the kitchen

From the living room you can communicate with children studying on the mezzanine.

Operable windows are installed throughout the second-floor private rooms, allowing flexible adjustment of privacy.

View of the sky from the balcony.

Layers of the folded, overlapping staircase

Interior and exterior spaces, including the courtyard, connect as if a single room