Having four vertical communication cores in one same dwelling – with associated kitchen and bathroom –, guarantees total autonomy for its occupants and allows to reduce the circulation spaces needed... [+]
A sunken courtyard, a longitudinal glazed gallery extending on its longer side and a cubic volume hovering above it organize an introspective environment which rotates around an interior garden... [+]
With the intention of maximizing the perception of space, this large dwelling develops on a single floor, in which up to forty interior spaces interspersed with others that look onto the exterior are combined... [+]
The garage on ground floor, the perimetral disposition of kitchen, bath and circulation areas and the importance given to the elevator as a means of transportation are the three main guidelines of this housing model... [+]
This longitudinal threestory piece, hollowed out with multiple open air terraces, corresponds to one housing unit – the longer, the greater the surface – which is located along one of the main streets of the complex... [+]
In a plot with an appreciably triangulated shape and close to the road links, five Japanese architects spearheaded by Riken Yamamoto (Motumu Uno, Ryue Nishizawa, Yoshiharu Tsukamoto and Kazuhiro Kojima) have undertaken the construction of a residenti
