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Dining room

The second floor is a private space dedicated to both people and cats.

Stair hall

House in Shimogamo｜Atrium

Simple mono-pitched roof. No gutters.

Converted into a large open-plan studio by removing partitions and the ceiling.

View back from the entrance earthen floor. A relatively wide opening accommodates bicycles and motorcycles.

House in Shimogamo｜LDK

With no tall neighboring buildings, curtains were omitted and window treatments were kept minimal.

The LDK, study, terrace, and sky.

From the second-floor study toward the private room.

House in Uji｜Entrance hall

Residence in Nishikyogoku｜Corridor

First-floor doma (ground-level utility space).

House in Uji｜Japanese-style room

Garage House in Kyotanabe｜Garage

Courtyard

Viewed from the living room toward the dining room; the door at the rear leads to the entrance hall.

Entrance

A retractable screen door was incorporated into the column casing to the right of the door, and indirect lighting was integrated into the kamoi lintel.

Residence in Nishikyogoku｜Atrium

The subtly enclosed feeling of the corner creates a sense of calm.

The earthen-floored space forms a continuous sequence extending to the entrance and staircase area at the back.

Exterior

A spacious terrace opens toward the river.

Shimogamo House — Condominium Renovation with Terrace｜Entrance hall

Residence in Shimogamo｜Stairs

View southward from the second-floor study.

Garage House by the Kizugawa River｜Courtyard

A tokonoma-style decorative alcove was added to the front room; the ranma transom above is original.

House in Shimogamo｜Exterior

Living room

The future café entrance is planned to be open, facing the courtyard at the front of the building.

Exterior

Walls likely to come into contact with people or objects are clad in cedar boards.

Mountain Villa with a Large Tree｜Exterior

Villa by the Takano River｜Japanese-style room

The stepped floor adjacent to the staircase serves as seating for visitors and a display area for motorcycles.

Second floor. Existing ceiling boards were removed and replaced with a boat‑hull (inverted‑boat) ceiling.

Residence in Nishikyogoku｜Exterior

The LDK features double-height spaces to the north and south, with a study area arranged as a bridge-like element.

Villa by the Takano River｜Study

View of the connecting corridor from the courtyard

On the second floor, light and breezes enter through east- and west-facing openings.

The entrance hall is greeted by bookshelves that connect the first and second floors.

Entrance area revisited. Different combinations of fittings increase circulation options, creating modest internal permeability.

Villa by the Takano River｜Living Room

Maximized use of Kyoto City subsidy programs to reduce initial costs.