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    House with a Double-Height Void

    Double-height voids connecting upper and lower floors bring light and wind throughout, creating rich spaces feeling family presence. Structural framework beauty and high-window lighting plans. Introducing void residential examples balancing openness and unity.

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  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Atrium｜Custom-built house
    Lighting concept in which four small houses glow to illuminate the four‑corner space.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜LDK｜Custom-built house
    View toward the four‑corner space from the kitchen. The kitchen countertop is stainless steel with a vibratory finish.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Stairs｜Custom-built house
    Living room featuring a large staircase. At a half level above, the four‑corner space contains the dining kitchen.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Bedroom｜Custom-built house
    Inside the small house—daylight pours in through the skylight.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜LDK｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜LDK
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • Circulation｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Japanese-style room｜Custom-built house
    Circulation｜Japanese-style room
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sense of Openness
    Roof terrace
    Glazed Wall
    Simple Modern
    Circulation Flow
    Sky-Framing Window
    Void
    Skip Floor
    Large Opening
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Exterior｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Exterior
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • Circulation｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Exterior｜Custom-built house
    Circulation｜Exterior
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sense of Openness
    Roof terrace
    Glazed Wall
    Simple Modern
    Circulation Flow
    Sky-Framing Window
    Void
    Skip Floor
    Large Opening
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Exterior｜Custom-built house
    The approach is a square concrete entry court that echoes the form of the building.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Atrium｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Atrium
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Stairs｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Stairs
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Approach｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Approach
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • Circulation｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Terrace｜Custom-built house
    Circulation｜Terrace
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sense of Openness
    Roof terrace
    Glazed Wall
    Simple Modern
    Circulation Flow
    Sky-Framing Window
    Void
    Skip Floor
    Large Opening
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Dining Area｜Custom-built house
    House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜Dining Area
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Atrium｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Atrium
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜LDK｜Custom-built house
    Different spaces are connected through the windows.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • Circulation｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Terrace｜Custom-built house
    Circulation｜Terrace
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sense of Openness
    Roof terrace
    Glazed Wall
    Simple Modern
    Circulation Flow
    Sky-Framing Window
    Void
    Skip Floor
    Large Opening
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Atrium｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Atrium
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Approach｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Approach
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • Circulation｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Study｜Custom-built house
    Circulation｜Study
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sense of Openness
    Roof terrace
    Glazed Wall
    Simple Modern
    Circulation Flow
    Sky-Framing Window
    Void
    Skip Floor
    Large Opening
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Atrium｜Custom-built house
    A plan in which small houses nestle at the four corners of a larger house.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Exterior｜Custom-built house
    A simple house form: a true 8.1 m × 8.1 m square plan under a pyramidal hip roof.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Kitchen｜Custom-built house
    Above the living room is a small pavilion containing a terrace—an exterior space experienced as an interior.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • Circulation｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Bedroom｜Custom-built house
    Circulation｜Bedroom
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sense of Openness
    Roof terrace
    Glazed Wall
    Simple Modern
    Circulation Flow
    Sky-Framing Window
    Void
    Skip Floor
    Large Opening
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Japanese-style room｜Custom-built house
    From the Japanese room's window one can see the main house, the terrace, and the avenue of cherry trees.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • Circulation｜House with a Double-Height Void｜LDK｜Custom-built house
    Circulation｜LDK
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sense of Openness
    Roof terrace
    Glazed Wall
    Simple Modern
    Circulation Flow
    Sky-Framing Window
    Void
    Skip Floor
    Large Opening
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Lavatory｜Custom-built house
    Washroom and bath that enjoy views of the woodland; walls are finished with subway tile.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • Circulation｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Stairs｜Custom-built house
    Circulation｜Stairs
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sense of Openness
    Roof terrace
    Glazed Wall
    Simple Modern
    Circulation Flow
    Sky-Framing Window
    Void
    Skip Floor
    Large Opening
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Atrium｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Atrium
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Entrance hall｜Custom-built house
    A door fitted with antique glass panels serves as the entrance to the living room.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Bedroom｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Bedroom
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Dining Area｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Dining Area
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Atrium｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Atrium
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • Circulation｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Entrance hall｜Custom-built house
    Circulation｜Entrance hall
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sense of Openness
    Roof terrace
    Glazed Wall
    Simple Modern
    Circulation Flow
    Sky-Framing Window
    Void
    Skip Floor
    Large Opening
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Japanese-style room｜Custom-built house
    Japanese-style room. Iron legs were custom-designed to complement the client's black-walnut tabletop.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Entrance hall｜Custom-built house
    Entrance leading to the doma; the floor is mortar tinted with sumi ink.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Dining Area｜Custom-built house
    View toward the four‑corner space from the study. The staircase is constructed of expanded metal.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Atrium｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Atrium
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • House of Four Pavilions and an Alley | Four-Corner House｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Kitchen｜Custom-built house
    Garden, the greenery of the woodland, sky… a view framed by the window.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Sloped Ceiling
    Closed to Outside, Open to Inside
    Natural Materials
    Sky-Framing Window
    Peninsula Kitchen
    Void
    Skip Floor
    High Ceiling
    Toplight
    Picture Window
    subway-tile
    shiplap-cladding
    shou-sugi-ban
    secret-hideout
    child-rearing
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Bathroom｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Bathroom
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • Circulation｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Bathroom｜Custom-built house
    Circulation｜Bathroom
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sense of Openness
    Roof terrace
    Glazed Wall
    Simple Modern
    Circulation Flow
    Sky-Framing Window
    Void
    Skip Floor
    Large Opening
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Atrium｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Atrium
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • Circulation｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Loft｜Custom-built house
    Circulation｜Loft
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sense of Openness
    Roof terrace
    Glazed Wall
    Simple Modern
    Circulation Flow
    Sky-Framing Window
    Void
    Skip Floor
    Large Opening
  • Circulation｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Japanese-style room｜Custom-built house
    Circulation｜Japanese-style room
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sense of Openness
    Roof terrace
    Glazed Wall
    Simple Modern
    Circulation Flow
    Sky-Framing Window
    Void
    Skip Floor
    Large Opening
  • Circulation｜House with a Double-Height Void｜LDK｜Custom-built house
    Circulation｜LDK
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sense of Openness
    Roof terrace
    Glazed Wall
    Simple Modern
    Circulation Flow
    Sky-Framing Window
    Void
    Skip Floor
    Large Opening
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Dining Area｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Dining Area
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
  • Circulation｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Japanese-style room｜Custom-built house
    Circulation｜Japanese-style room
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sense of Openness
    Roof terrace
    Glazed Wall
    Simple Modern
    Circulation Flow
    Sky-Framing Window
    Void
    Skip Floor
    Large Opening
  • Message from the sky II｜House with a Double-Height Void｜Stairs｜Custom-built house
    Message from the sky II｜Stairs
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Sky-Framing Window
    Light Court
    Void
    Natural Light
    Exposed Concrete
    Toplight
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  • #Veranda
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