white hut and tilia japonica by takahashi maki and associates
intended to offer a stark contrast to the region's more orthodox architecture, the scheme's gabled roof towers above adjacent buildings presenting views across the neighborhood.
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white hut and tilia japonica by takahashi maki and associates
image © shigeta satoshi/nacasa & partners inc
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japanese architects takahashi maki and associates has completed a three-storey dwelling in saitama, built on the site of a 1960s residential development. intended to offer a stark contrast to the region’s more orthodox architecture, the gabled roof of ‘white hut and tilia japonica’ towers above adjacent buildings presenting views across the neighborhood.
owing to the plot’s relatively small size, each floor contains a clearly defined function with sleeping quarters at ground floor level, and living accommodation positioned above. at the uppermost storey a bathroom is joined by a small kitchen and study area naturally lit from above.
the dwelling is built on the site of a 1960s residential development in saitama
image © shigeta satoshi/nacasa & partners inc
narrow windows ensure residential privacy
image © shigeta satoshi/nacasa & partners inc
a small kitchen positioned at the home’s uppermost level
image © takahashi maki and associates
looking down from the third floor’s vaulted ceiling
(left) image © takahashi maki and associates
(right) image © shigeta satoshi/nacasa & partners inc
naturally lit circulation routes connect the residence
images © shigeta satoshi/nacasa & partners inc
owing to the plot’s relatively small size, each floor contains a clearly defined function
image © takahashi maki and associates
the scheme’s gabled roof towers above adjacent buildings
image © shigeta satoshi/nacasa & partners inc
the entrance to the three-storey property
image © shigeta satoshi/nacasa & partners inc
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project info:
project name: white hut and tilia japonica
location of site: saitama, japan
main use: house
architect: takahashi maki + shiokami daisuke / takahashi maki and associates
structural engineers: yasushi moribe
site area: 38.05 sqm
building area: 20.95 sqm
total floor area: 57.95 sqm
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