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The Distance
The Distance
Japan
Project Featured on Aug 09, 2019
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The Distance
Japan
Project Featured on Aug 09, 2019
Located next to an existing main building, the new house is designed to accommodate a young family with one child. Focusing on “the distance” between these two, the form of new building on a constrained narrow site is determined by several factors; daylighting, privacy, and accessibility. The daylight for the main building is maintained by adopting a semicircular geometry with an inclined roof; the highest at the south end, as lowering toward the north. The exterior wall is a multi-purpose integrated shelving-wall system, not only to fulfill family’s need as a display/closet, but also to function as a structural wall, while maintaining a privacy against views through the exterior wall openings. The distance keeps a well-balanced environment for the two-generation family on the same site.
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