House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|Exterior
House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|Exterior
House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|Exterior
House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|Exterior
The latticed entrance door has a mechanism and also functions as a ventilation opening. A pleasant breeze passes through to the second floor.
House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|Stairs
House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|LDK
House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|LDK
House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|LDK
Have breakfast on the terrace today. Or enjoy an evening drink while watching the moon. The terrace with deep eaves brings depth to daily life.
House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|Hobby room
House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|LDK
House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|Kitchen
It is a place to gaze idly at the mountains, and it also serves as a clothes-drying area.
The kitchen, washbasin, laundry room, and balcony are arranged in a straight line.
House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|Japanese-style room
House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|Japanese-style room
House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|Exterior
Built-in Kitchen
Doma Storage
Inner Balcony
Custom-built vanity
Inner Garage
Lattice
Borrowed Scenery
Japanese Modern
Housework Flow
Second-Floor Living
Shigeo Ogawa
House of Wind - A Residence Where Landscape Is Part of Everyday Life|Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect
We were involved from the land search.
Facing north, with the nearby greenery of a park and the Seto Inland Sea visible in the distance.
The quietly changing northern landscape and the southward light that conveys movement.
Open to the north, narrowed to the south.
A deep, sheltering terrace creates a sense of security and spatial depth.
It became a residence in which the landscape is part of everyday life.
Building Overview
Structure: Timber construction
Site area: 425.84 m²
Total floor area: 106.89 m²
Construction: Yamamoto Construction
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