house H: minimalist box encloses complex interiors by shinsuke fujii architects

house H: minimalist box encloses complex interiors by shinsuke fujii architects

a white box on a quiet street

 

Shinsuke Fujii Architects has recently completed House H, a new residence in Yokohama, Japan. The design prioritizes both family connection and individual space, creating a dynamic and light-filled environment. The house is enclosed by a white shell that complements the quiet atmosphere of the neighborhood. With this minimalist aesthetic, the architects allow the focus to shift towards the home’s unique interior spaces.

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image © Tsukui Teruaki

 

 

Shinsuke Fujii Balances Privacy and Communal Living

 

Upon entering Shinsuke Fujii Architects’ House H, a sense of openness prevails. The interior layout utilizes an open floor plan, encouraging family interaction and fostering a sense of togetherness. Sliding doors allow for the creation of a single, unified living space, further strengthening the feeling of connection. Despite the emphasis on open living, the design also acknowledges the need for individual privacy. The architects have achieved this balance by integrating private spaces throughout the overall layout. This approach ensures that each family member can have their own haven while still remaining connected to the communal areas.

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with its white exterior, House H complements its quiet surroundings in Yokohama

 

 

house H: A Home for Growth and Connection

 

Natural light plays a crucial role in the design of House H. Strategically placed windows and the home’s south-facing orientation bathe the interior in warmth, creating a welcoming and inviting atmosphere. Additionally, the interplay of light and shadow created by the varying ceiling heights adds another layer of visual interest and depth to the space. House H embodies the concept of a home that grows and evolves with its inhabitants. The flexible and open layout allows the family to adapt the space to their needs and create lasting memories together. Shinsuke Fujii Architects has crafted a residence that prioritizes both individual well-being and family connection, offering a haven of peace and comfort in the heart of Yokohama.

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the open floor plan fosters family connection and togetherness shinsuke fujii house H
private spaces are integrated throughout the home to ensure individual privacy house H: minimalist box encloses complex interiors by shinsuke fujii architects
natural light plays a key role in creating a warm and inviting atmosphere

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varying ceiling heights add visual interest and depth

house H: minimalist box encloses complex interiors by shinsuke fujii architects
sliding doors allow interiors to transform into a single, unified living space

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the flexible layout allows the home to grow and evolve with the family

 

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project info:

 

project title: House H

architecture: Shinsuke Fujii Architects

location: Yokohama, Japan

structural designers: Ken Nagasaka Engineering Network
contractors: Yasuike Engineering Firm

completion: 2023

photography: © Tsukui Teruaki

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