Oblique lighting across the periphery softly envelops the whole home, revealing a novel current body. Renovation of a second-hand condominium with a slanted roof form and strengthened concrete hanging partitions, that are characterised by current frames. As a non-public residence, it was designed in response to the household’s way of life.
Whereas profiting from the traits of the present body, equivalent to attaching the ceiling alongside the roof form and reinforcing concrete hanging partitions, the house is unified through the use of supplies that match the colour tone. Oblique lighting is utilized to the outer periphery of the home, and the whole home is illuminated by means of a slanted ceiling, connecting every house.
Within the planning, the present flooring plan with small rooms was dismantled, and a big residing and eating room the place households collect was positioned on the south aspect. The plan was to create a non-public house, equivalent to a bed room and research, that may block the road of sight, making it an built-in house with the lounge, however with a delicate distance.
Architects: Atsuhiro Nakata; Space: 65 m²; 12 months: 2022; Images:Akira Ito; Lead Architect: Atsuhiro Nakata; Builders: Amasaki Corpolatiom;
Supply: Inside Zine
