Window House by Japanese practice Yasutaka Yoshimura Architects is a weekend house facing to the Sagami Bay with view to Mt. Fuji and Enoshima. The 3-storey building has large openings both at the sea-side and the road-side in order to keep the view passing through all the time. The small house sits in a 3m x 8m site in between land and sea and acts as a “window” to see through each other.
Paris-based architect Nathanael Dorent and design firm Lily Jencks Studio have built a private house within the existing stone ruins of an […]
A small house specifically designed for reading has been created by Paris-based architect Antonin Ziegler for a book-loving client. Located on the […]
Unemori Architects have designed a small house for a married couple and their child. It is located in a densely populated area […]
New York City based architecture practice LEVENBETTS has designed a house that “proposes an alternate way of living in domestic space in […]
