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Kakko House  

Kakko House

Osaka, Japan

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House for Aya

Kakko House

Osaka, Japan

STATUS
Built
YEAR
2014
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
This narrow house for a couple and their little child is located in a densely built-up area of Osaka , Japan. The size of the site is only width 3.4m and depth 13m.To make full use of it, the house is framed in exposed structural steel , coverd with thin fire - resistant adiabatic panels ,and contains six floors with split levels. Lv.1 (basement level) is a bedroom , Lv.2(ground level) is a garage , Lv.3 is for the little girl , Lv.4 is a living space , Lv.5 is a bathroom ,and Lv.6 is a roof terrace. The expanded metal stair connects each floors and spreads the sun light inside. In this house , they are living like birds swinging from branch to branch .

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Yamada Keishiro
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Yoshihiro Yamamoto
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