The Circle House by Japanese practice Kichi Architectural Design gets its name from the exterior façade which looks like the image of three overlapping circles floating on the surface of a river. The first circle acts as a compound wall for the house. The second circle covers the balcony on the second floor. And the third circle is a boundary wall to the flat roof. Built for a married couple and their children, the interior combines traditional Japanese tatami-floored space with modern-vintage living space.
Photography: Ippei Shinzawa, Via: ArchDaily
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