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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.

Heart Your Favorite Photos

Diagnose Your Preferences

Find Experts Who Match Your Sensibility

Find Architectural Projects

Residence in Nishikyogoku｜Entrance hall

Mountain Villa with a Large Tree｜LDK

House in Shimogamo｜Atrium

At the entrance, the existing storage doors were removed and full-height wooden doors to the ceiling were fabricated.

Mountain Villa with a Large Tree｜LDK

House in Uji｜Garage

Most interior fittings were refurbished and adjusted before being reused. The now‑rare frosted glass features a maple motif.

View looking back from the LDK. Natural light pours down from the high-side windows above the stairwell.

House in Shimogamo｜Exterior

Mountain Villa with a Large Tree｜Entrance hall

When picking up a book, one can settle in any spot that feels right...

One side of the site faces the river. The intention is for planting to eventually grow densely across the entire area and cascade down to the riverbank.

Compact kitchen. Because the existing roof is low, the exhaust fan ducting is exposed.

House in Shimogamo｜Living Room

The Japanese maple behind the low wall is illuminated from its base.

Courtyard night view

Exterior — Night View

A space where humans and motorcycles hold equal significance.

A simple washroom composed only of a counter and a basin.

House in Uji｜LDK

Villa by the Takano River｜Japanese-style room

House in Shimogamo｜Japanese-style room

Utilizing the machiya module, fittings can be moved according to functional needs to optimize usability.

Residence in Shimogamo｜Japanese-style room

Unfinished cedar plank flooring. Ceilings are painted with small beams exposed.

The roof's earthen bedding was removed and re‑roofed with sangawara clay tiles, enhancing seismic performance.

Walls and ceilings are luan. Floors are structural plywood that also serves as reinforcement. All surfaces are left unfinished in their natural state.

Connecting corridor

Kitchen

House in Shimogamo｜LDK

The area at the back, with its concrete slab left exposed as an earthen floor, is also divided by columns.

Living room

Exterior — courtyard

Shimogamo House — Condominium Renovation with Terrace｜Kitchen

Residence in Nishikyogoku｜LDK

Exterior

Each unit displays subtle variations in design reflecting successive additions and the tastes of past occupants.

Residence in Nishikyogoku｜Kitchen

East elevation. The first floor is a garage.

Residence in Shimogamo｜Atrium

After installing insulation, the ceiling was reworked to follow the roof geometry.

Shimogamo House — Condominium Renovation with Terrace｜LDK

View from the east to the west of the living room. In the near left is the washbasin and bathroom.

View of the living room from the mise-no-ma (shop-facing room).

Living room

Shimogamo House — Condominium Renovation with Terrace｜Kitchen

All superfluity eliminated: the minimum living volume for two adults.

Exterior