Inokashira House, Contemporary Tokyo Residence, New Japanese Home, Design, Property

House in Inokashira, Tokyo : Contemporary Japanese Architecture

Tokyo Residential Property - design by STUDIO・NOA architect ＆ associates

19 Apr 2011 House in Inokashira Design: STUDIO・NOA architect ＆ associates “Form of Genius Loci” Situated on a very narrow plot, bound by a small street and bamboo tree hill, performing as both a retaining wall and dwelling, this single family house sits into the hill. Aiming as homage to the trees that once stood there, cedar louvers and concrete embossed with wood grain hint the textures and materials that sit in the forest behind the home. When it gets dark, lights from interior illuminate its outside vertical latticework creating ambiguities around the context. House in Inokashira - Building Information Type: Residential single family house Location: Tokyo, Japan Building status: built in 2011 Site size: 86 sqm Site type: urban Building area: 36 sqm Main structure: concrete Number of stories:2+1 basement STUDIO・NOA architect ＆ associates are based in Musashino-City, Tokyo, Japan House in Inokashira images / information from STUDIO・NOA architect ＆ associates

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