suppose design office: house in obama, fukui, japan

suppose design office: house in obama, fukui, japan


house in obama, fukui, japan by suppose design office
all images courtesy suppose design office


standing on 6 stilts is house in obama, by japanese suppose design office.
the rectangular building has no exterior windows, however consists of skylights, 
allowing natural light inside. the open space plan connects living room, dining room
and kitchen altogether.














ridhika db
01.20.10  
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At the start, just looking at the ouside, I wasn't so keen on the design; especially not having any exterior windows. the choice of exterior cladding doesn't necessarily agree with me, but the way it hvers over the ground is very pleasing.
The interior shots, however, opened my eyes to a great looking design, with loads of light afforded by the skylights. Great materials, nice lighting, open concept.
I like this one. Kudos Suppose.
Donny   01.20.10
I love the open sky perspective and the footed-building feels very clean. HOWEVER, not having any windows makes it feel so anti-social. If the view was so terrible or the neighborhood so dangerous, maybe this is necessary but views from windows (even if they face internally into an atrium/garden) are crucial to my ideal living space.
lanvy   01.20.10
wow that is an interesting desing. I love the lighting that was on the outside of the building.
exterior lighting   01.20.10
lovely
kuarZ   01.20.10
I really like this, well done.
Jonathan   01.20.10
modernist again! itīs not new, itīs only beautiful. and "beauty is not a question for contemporary architecture".
fernando tourinho   01.21.10
I wish all houses had no external windows.
prince   01.21.10
Very nice!
I.A.
www.issearchitecte.com   01.23.10
I like the design, but I wonder, is there a reason not to make exterior windows.
wizardol   01.27.10

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