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hybrid live-work spaces compose stone residence by FEDL in japanese hillside

Type
House

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hybrid live-work spaces compose stone residence by FEDL in japanese hillside — photograph 1
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hybrid live-work spaces compose stone residence by FEDL in japanese hillside — photograph 2
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hybrid live-work spaces compose stone residence by FEDL in japanese hillside — photograph 3
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hybrid live-work spaces compose stone residence by FEDL in japanese hillside — photograph 4
Image via designboom; see original article for photographer credits · Published project source
hybrid live-work spaces compose stone residence by FEDL in japanese hillside — photograph 5
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project source

designed to accommodate professional and personal activities

hybrid live-work spaces compose stone residence by FEDL in japanese hillside — photograph 6
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project source

the architecture prioritizes a fluid transition between routine and nonroutine

hybrid live-work spaces compose stone residence by FEDL in japanese hillside — photograph 7
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project source

constructed with wooden materials

hybrid live-work spaces compose stone residence by FEDL in japanese hillside — photograph 8
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project source

plantings soften the boundary between built and natural elements fostering a resort-like ambiance the project emerges as a retreat for a client transitioning to a dual-location lifestyle

hybrid live-work spaces compose stone residence by FEDL in japanese hillside — photograph 9
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project source

plantings soften the boundary between built and natural elements fostering a resort-like ambiance the project emerges as a retreat for a client transitioning to a dual-location lifestyle

hybrid live-work spaces compose stone residence by FEDL in japanese hillside — photograph 10
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project source

plantings soften the boundary between built and natural elements fostering a resort-like ambiance the project emerges as a retreat for a client transitioning to a dual-location lifestyle

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