‘house in gifu’ by tadashi nishimura architectsimage © tadashi nishimura

 

 

japanese tadashi nishimura architects have completed a two-story residence in gifu. despite having a minimal plan, the dwelling focuses on ensuring a sense of privacy by creating an spacious living room – drawing aesthetic reference from restricted peculiar urban life conditions in japan along main roads. the simple and ample-sized exterior fabric utilizes metallic coatings, contrasting the children’s play area on the ground level with a complementing eight meter wooden cantilever. the arrangement on the second floor removes all doorsfrom the living room, kitchen, and bedroom – as a sliding door is implemented to partition the entire space.

 

 

tadashi nishimura architects: house in gifuliving room from the balconyimage © tadashi nishimura

 

 

tadashi nishimura architects: house in gifuliving room to the balconyimage © tadashi nishimura

 

 

tadashi nishimura architects: house in gifubedroomimage © tadashi nishimura

 

 

tadashi nishimura architects: house in gifuimage © tadashi nishimura

 

 

tadashi nishimura architects: house in gifuliving room night viewimage © tadashi nishimura

 

 

tadashi nishimura architects: house in gifuextetriorimage © tadashi nishimura

 

 

tadashi nishimura architects: house in gifuextetrior balcony night viewimage © tadashi nishimura

 

 

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