‘mkgo’ by roovice
all images courtesy roovice
japanese architectural firm roovice have completed ‘mkgo’ a renovation of a 35 year
old wooden two storey house in japan.
for their project they moved the living, kitchen and dining areas to the 2nd floor to
provide more sunlight and to also soften the outside noise. the ceiling was removed
to create more space and to use the wooden structure as a feature in the design.
the house is located next to a subway station
surrounding area view
living space
kitchen area
bedroom
living area / kitchen
living space with balcony
staircase
entrance
entrance
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