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    House with a Doma (Earthen Floor) × Stylish Residential Approaches

    View project photos for House with a Doma (Earthen Floor) and Stylish Residential Approaches.

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    House with a Doma (Earthen Floor)

    Versatile earthen dirt-floor entryways bridging inside and out for dirty work, family gatherings, and extra space. Introducing dirt-floor house residential examples.

    Stylish Residential Approaches

    This collection features residential entrance approaches artfully designed with carefully selected plantings and lighting. It provides an in-depth analysis of exterior design strategies where material selection and planting schemes significantly influence the overall impression. Showcasing exemplary approaches that harmonize with the streetscape while warmly welcoming visitors with refined sensibility.

  • Sunset Wellmina|House with a Doma (Earthen Floor)|Approach|Custom-built house
    Sunset Wellmina|Approach
    Architecture Firm:Abax Architects
    Abax Architects
    203 Higashi-Shin Building, 1-7-12 Awaza, Nishi-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
    Second House
    Beach House
    Built-in Kitchen
    Inner Balcony
    Exposed rafters
    House with Doma
    Spiral Staircase
    Simple Modern
    SecondHouse
    ExposedBeams
    SpiralStaircase
  • House Along the Jōsui Canal|House with a Doma (Earthen Floor)|Approach|Custom-built house
    House Along the Jōsui Canal|Approach
    Architecture Firm:Atelier Cotocoto
    Atelier Cotocoto
    4 Sekimachiminami, Nerima-ku, Tokyo
    Workspace
    Visual Control
    Natural Modern
    Live-Work Integration
    Skip Floor
    House with Doma
    Continuous Window
    Borrowed Scenery
    Gardening
  • House in Kirishima|House with a Doma (Earthen Floor)|Approach|Custom-built house
    House in Kirishima|Approach
    Architecture Firm:KASA ARCHITECTS
    KASA ARCHITECTS
    2-21-2-1S Fuda, Chofu City, Tokyo
    Capturing Light
    Outdoor Living
    House with Doma
    Simple Modern
    Continuous Window
    Privacy
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Symbolic Tree
    Courtyard
    EnclosedOutwardOpenInward
    Privacy
  • House at a T-intersection|House with a Doma (Earthen Floor)|Approach|Custom-built house
    Evening exterior view looking from the porch toward the entrance.
    Architecture Firm:Yosuke Tomiya Architectural Design Co., Ltd.
    Yosuke Tomiya Architectural Design Co., Ltd.
    4-8, 16-chome, 5-jo, Shinkawa, Kita-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido
    Workspace
    Two-Family House
    Exposed Beam
    House with Doma
    Second-Floor Living
  • House with Slanted Lattice|House with a Doma (Earthen Floor)|Approach|Custom-built house
    House with Slanted Lattice|Approach
    Architecture Firm:an Archi-Lab. First-Class Architect Office
    an Archi-Lab. First-Class Architect Office
    Heights S&A 2F, 4-20-31 Awaji, Higashiyodogawa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
    Passage Doma
    Natural Light
    Irregular Site
    Void
    Steel Staircase
    Exposed Beam
    House with Doma
    Japanese Modern
    Breezy House
    Tsubo Garden
  • there|House with a Doma (Earthen Floor)|Approach|Custom-built house
    there|Approach
    Architecture Firm:*studioLOOP Architects
    *studioLOOP Architects
    3-8-4 Asahino, Itakura-machi, Ora-gun, Gunma Prefecture
    Large Opening
    Built-in Kitchen
    Terrace
    Outdoor Living
    Steel Staircase
    Atelier-House
    House with Doma
    Wall Bookshelf
    Scenic View
    Simple Modern
  • A Small House Making the Most of a Chamfered-Corner Lot | House at the Street Corner|House with a Doma (Earthen Floor)|Approach|Custom-built house
    Entrance approach. Slit windows bring in natural light while controlling views.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Minimal Life
    Mortex
    Doma Living
    Exposed Concrete
    Island Kitchen
    Doma Kitchen
    Exposed Beam
    House with Doma
    Custom Kitchen
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    SmallHouse
    CompactHouse
    UrbanLiving
    Mortar
    IrregularlyShapedLot
  • House Along the Jōsui Canal|House with a Doma (Earthen Floor)|Approach|Custom-built house
    House Along the Jōsui Canal|Approach
    Architecture Firm:Atelier Cotocoto
    Atelier Cotocoto
    4 Sekimachiminami, Nerima-ku, Tokyo
    Workspace
    Visual Control
    Natural Modern
    Live-Work Integration
    Skip Floor
    House with Doma
    Continuous Window
    Borrowed Scenery
    Gardening
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