mega (7 articles)
dai nagasaka's house in nijyooji features oversized gabled roof
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constructed from timber, this two storey residence in the japanese city of nara provides living accommodation for a family four.
constructed from timber, this two storey residence in the japanese city of nara provides living accommodation for a family four.
dai nagasaka elevates house in gentaku to maximize external views
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the plot, which was once strategically utilized to protect against enemy invasion and flooding, is now surrounded by a 230 centimeter fence, limiting external views from the house.
the plot, which was once strategically utilized to protect against enemy invasion and flooding, is now surrounded by a 230 centimeter fence, limiting external views from the house.
mega: house in ayukawa
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a multifamily home in japan employs a square footprint and peripheral staircases bordered by continuous bands of fenestration to fracture interiors with light.
a multifamily home in japan employs a square footprint and peripheral staircases bordered by continuous bands of fenestration to fracture interiors with light.
mega: house in kamigamo
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the simple home uses its particular site to extend the living space out into the air with views over kyoto below.
the simple home uses its particular site to extend the living space out into the air with views over kyoto below.
dai nagasaka / méga: yamaga
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featuring a courtyard at the core of its layout, the restaurant and private residence utilizes the outdoor void as a buffer zone between the functions of the linear building.
featuring a courtyard at the core of its layout, the restaurant and private residence utilizes the outdoor void as a buffer zone between the functions of the linear building.
dai nagasaka / méga: a house in arashiyama
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seeking to provide a space of transition between the street and the mountain, the house features staggered levels and a series of wide steps to create an artificial landscape »
seeking to provide a space of transition between the street and the mountain, the house features staggered levels and a series of wide steps to create an artificial landscape within the living space.
dai nagasaka / méga: a house in omiya
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exhibiting three faces to the street, the two-family house features an exposed ceiling that slopes up to accommodate a loft level to the back.
exhibiting three faces to the street, the two-family house features an exposed ceiling that slopes up to accommodate a loft level to the back.
