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translucent FRP panels create a continuous exterior surface that changes appearance with shifting daylight.
designed around a future road expansion, the timber house can be dismantled and assembled again on another site.
stepped teak platforms follow a forest slope above gabions walls filled with river stones.
a temporary workspace in weimar turns soaring office rents into an experiment in radical downsizing.

image © seiya miyamoto, toshiyuki yano
image © seiya miyamoto, toshiyuki yano
view from the top of one volume looking over the rest of the houseimage © seiya miyamoto, toshiyuki yano
open central ‘exterior’ spaceimage © seiya miyamoto, toshiyuki yano
(left) small ‘street’ between houses(right) kitchen and dining areaimage © seiya miyamoto, toshiyuki yano
additional spaces on the rooftopsimage © seiya miyamoto, toshiyuki yano
image © seiya miyamoto, toshiyuki yano
specialized furniture fits with the irregular rooftop angles image © seiya miyamoto, toshiyuki yano
back yard and patioimage © seiya miyamoto, toshiyuki yano
image © seiya miyamoto, toshiyuki yano








