concrete house in amami ōshima by matsuyama architect and associates
the singular internal volume is arranged around four large freestanding units that separate the property's living spaces and define their respective programs.
on the island of amami ōshima, 380 kilometers from japan’s mainland, matsuyama architect and associates has designed a single storey concrete residence that provides living accommodation for a family of five. located in a relatively populated area, the dwelling utilizes recessed alcoves to frame external views of the surrounding environment. the singular internal volume is arranged around four large freestanding units that separate the property’s living spaces and define their respective programs. the floor plan directly responds to the client’s wish for an intimate home with no dividing walls, subsequently enabling inhabitants to spend more time together as a family.
all images courtesy of matsuyama architect and associates
the floor plan directly responds to the client’s wish for an intimate family home with no dividing walls
primary living space within the single storey structure
the singular internal volume is arranged around four large freestanding units
the large units are used for storage as well as partial delineation
the dwelling’s shower room
the approach to the concrete home
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