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suppose design office: house in buzen, fukuoka

house in buzen by suppose design office
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japanese suppose design office created 'house in buzen', fukuoka for a young family.
the kitchen, bathroom, living rooms and bedrooms are enclosed in individual cubes
which are connected through the outdoor spaces. the glass roof provides natural light
and protects for all seasons.

ridhika db

01.19.10

here comes the sun, and it´ll comes back!!! near future we´ll not see this sky, because it´ll be capped.

fernando tourinho 01.19.10

Fascinating but so hard to live in !... Look at the neigbours, the rain, Winter, summer, but yet fascinating... disturbing

Fran 01.19.10

i like the design of the skylight... :)

JY Chee 01.19.10

absolutely love it!

LL 01.19.10

it would be nice to live there!!

bra 01.19.10

I like the idea of light and airy but all your neighbours could see into your house and non of the rooms have doors so it's not got any privacy!

blueberrysherbet 01.19.10

no doors, no privacy, no protection against rain (sound), against sun (light and temperature) and no notion about eco building design.... to me, this is nothing close to a house... sorry.

TML 01.20.10

... looks a lot like Mexican houses called "Vecindad" improvised houses where every room has its own space, but are kept connected trough playgrounds...i used to live in one of those...Great idea!

Krist 01.20.10

I WOULD LIVE HERE!! Wonderful concept of integrating out/in spaces. I would have an area rug made of grass, add more trees and other greenery...and utilize the outside walls to create extra storage space.

lanvy 01.20.10

coooooooooooooooooool

aiTorism 01.21.10

has anyone seen floor plans for this place its wonderful! Nick

Nick 01.21.10

I love the skylight!!!

little monster 01.22.10

excelente!!!

you 01.22.10

all the rooms have doors - if you look....

UTE 01.23.10

I lived in Taiwan for 4 years and have also been to Japan and Korea. It is fairly common to use sliding doors in Asian architecture as many times there isn't space or a good way to swing a door without blocking something else. In the US we used to use a lot of sliding doors (aka, pocket doors) because it was difficult to close a large archway with swinging doors.

Don Hopings 01.24.10

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