ryue nishizawa: garden & house in tokyo, japan
a series of stacked concrete floor slabs bordered with transparent railings and curtains, this four-storey dwelling is enclosed with walls of household plants growing within pots.
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japanese architect ryue nishizawa has recently completed ‘garden & house’, a residence in tokyo, japan. a series of stacked concrete floor slabs bordered with transparent railings and curtains, this four-storey dwelling is enclosed with walls of household plants growing within pots. generous balconies and terraces push the main living space from the street. these outdoor areas are filled with greenery, making the home seem more like a vertical garden. the architect has also opted to use curtains on both the interior and exterior of the house to provide privacy and divide up the living space.
street elevation
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(left) room with soil floor, (right) dining area
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(left) vertical circulation core
(right) steel stair passes through concrete floor plates
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