Showing posts with label Japanese House Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japanese House Design. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Minimalist Design House Japanese Shinichi Ogawa & Associates

 Cube House, this is what the house is called, is located in Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa, Japan. It was designed by Shinichi Ogawa & Associates. The home is completely minimalist design with a cube-shaped building and the vacuum inside the cube. Vacuum is located in the center of the house, connecting all the rooms. And the glass roof, the only way to be selected in natural light to penetrate into the house.

This house is built on a minimalist grid module of 1.5 x 9m x 9m 6m space. 4.5mx 6m Void size is 4.5mx. The building consists of a hall, crèche, kitchen and living room on the ground floor and a bedroom, dressing room, bathroom and terrace on the first floor.







Modern Japanese Design House In The East Shiga Design Office

 It is located in Shiga, Eastern Design Office has designed a modern house called Casa Japanese landscape. Form of a house in the village of traces of the border. The park consists of six houses, all. Influence the shape of the village of Stonewall days old. The project site is located at the northern boundary of the village, which is clearly visible, and makes a face in the village.
 The village at the point of depth is seen in the ditch in the north. Sequence continues off the mountain. Way of rice and the person who comes and goes, disappearing into the mountains. The river is seen in the slot in the East. Children more bubbles to catch the sweet fish there. The Shinto shrine hidden under a large Japanese cedar 400 years. Tsukiaimichi (lane communal kitchen) can be seen through the slit of Shoji in the south. The roofs of the superposition of the village and Zelkova trees important in the landscape. A mountain landscape in a row above. Temple, where the forest and defense of the village seen in the slot to the west.
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There is a "Tsukiaimichi". Although the road belongs to the whole village, everyone in the village freely pass through. The person in the village walks with his dog "Tsukiaimichi," says the chatter, and take a shortcut. The client makes sense of "Tsukiaimichi"
 Stone wall has been extended. This is a retaining wall. It constitutes a "Tsukiaimichi" around the position without feeling the pressure. "Tsukiaimichi" passes through the courtyard to keep the wall where the width was narrowed again. Retaining wall gradually decreases and disappears from the soil. Then quickly open. But the height of 170 cm stone wall is the view inside the house to prevent passers-by. And a height of 120 cm stone wall will be displayed. This is the entrance. Shoji, where the incision was placed so as not to see the face inside the courtyard.



Dutchess County Guest House Was Designed By The Firm Allied Works Architecture Is Located In New York. Not Surprisingly, The Dramatic Image Of The Landscap

 The house was designed by K2 Design, built in the private area of ​​650 square meters, this house is built on a breathtaking view of nature and the unique atmosphere. The house is surrounded by mountains and bamboo forests in three directions. Via




Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Unbelievable Cat-friendly House Design From Japan

I think I'm going to be a heart attack, this is the best thing I've ever seen! As you may know, the Japanese treat their pets like children, and because they are also masters of good design, it's no surprise that some of the Japanese house builders are now designing homes for pets with special features. These pictures are amazing by Asahi Kasei Plus-Nyan house. Apparently, a lot of research went into designing these beautiful rooms, from the point of view of cats and homeowners.

Features include open air cat walks, climbing a few steps, corners around the house cat hiding, cat doors in every door, extra space for the bathroom specially designed litter box, closed the surface of the lid, and special fences avoid the cats escape.



Modern Architecture: Japan House Gallery

This modern form of architecture will create a silhouette in this striking residential avenue Abiko, Japan. Japanese Architecture, Shigeru Fuse, a company created at the request of the design architects for the owners, look like the gallery space. The result is an open concept design home with concrete walls, which give the house a modern industry. This design is definitely a Japanese local landmark, and is the geometry that makes this one of the most interesting houses, we have encountered. Deep in the rear an unusual form of the house, where light and shadow play each other, thanks to great distances, and the glass roof above the windows. And as you can see, less really is more - really let the minimalist design with the beauty of the complexity of its architecture.








House Plans Levels - Japanese Design

This house plan at various levels is a dream to Alfresco. Acrylic House designed by the Japanese architecture firm Architects Takeshi Hosaka layers interiors and outdoor spaces, like the layers of its levels. The modern multi-level is embedded in a glass wall behind the balconies surrounding the doors, floors, that are progressively smaller as you move upward, resulting in a light, natural light filled the space with nature at every turn, and sunny balconies on all levels. With a single slide, open the doors to reveal the fresh air and warm sun at your fingertips. The Japanese house plan is interesting, innovative and style - at home has it all! Takeshi Hosaka Architects