Architecture, collected
five interconnected timber volumes shape off-grid house on japanese island
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- House
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Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourceintermediary zones create fluid transitions between interior and exterior environments
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourcethe plan consists of five interconnected structures with distinct household functions
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourceelevated structures recall traditional takakura granaries, promoting cross-ventilation
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourcelocally sourced and recycled materials establish a closed-loop resource cycle
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourcea wood-fired sauna uses leftover timber from the construction process
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourcethe roof form references Amami’s traditional irimoya and corrugated-metal profiles
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourceplan perspective section masterplan
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourceplan perspective section masterplan
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourceplan perspective section masterplan