Introducing Clip Box, a custom-built home example by KICHI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN, a Architect / Design office in 4-6-3 Kenkyu Gakuen, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan
KICHI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
The randomly overlapping walls create protrusions and recesses that impart a rhythmic visual cadence.
Natural light from the courtyard infuses the space with a gentle expression and warmth.
Clip Box|Stairs
Clip Box|Children's Room
Clip Box|Study
Clip Box|Lavatory
Clip Box|Living Room
Clip Box|Dining Area
The second-floor living-dining-kitchen area connects effortlessly with the balcony and the split-level living room, creating a sense of lightness.
Located in an urban residential neighborhood, “Clip Box” is a house that creates a rich spatial experience within a compact footprint.
The exterior is composed of three white planes layered with a mortar-finished wall. Although realized in simple materials, the layering of walls produces a nuanced interplay of light and shadow, endowing the building with a pronounced sense of depth and articulation.
Within, a split-level living area—connected to the dining space by a short flight of stairs—introduces a lively rhythm and an uplifting spatial quality to everyday life.
Despite its compact scale, the interior accommodates all necessary living functions without strain, and a carefully considered circulation plan yields a comfortable living environment. On a constrained urban site, the house proposes a rich mode of living through the overlap and movement of spaces.
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