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some parts of the roofing were cut open, allowing the pre-existing trees to grow normally.
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wood from the original construction has been reused when possible, while a delicate bamboo lattice wraps the inn's atrium.
the dwelling exists without an exterior form, but as a series of occupiable volumes subtracted from the earth.
an external grid of concrete beams and columns forms the home's outdoor spaces, which include patios, terraces, and a pond.
Japanese are so strange… why would you put the bathroom downstairs? I just don´t understand their ways…
The intersecting volumes create some interesting spaces. I can gather why there is a focus away from the exterior surroundings – they don’t really inspire!
In my opinion, I’d have liked to see some more variety in terms of materials, but overall I think its an interesting response to this site.