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Designboom – “The architecture was realized by crossing two rectangular parallelepipeds at right angles. The lower one contains private rooms and a bathroom, and sticks half of the body out to the existing narrow level ground. The upper one incorporates a salon and kitchen, and lies astride the lower one and the mountain ridge. One axis of the cross stretches toward the pacific ocean on the south, and the other, the forest of japanese oak and some white birch on the west…
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Designboom – “Japanese architect Norisada Maeda Atelier have published images of one of their most recent project – a dental clinic, a living space and outdoor pool, all combined into a single building”…
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I love this office. Talk about natural lighting… natural everything. Right in your face. If this was my office my first line of business would be to try and train a squirrel to be my friend…
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Project Description – “The design concept of this private home literally springs upward from the pristine wooded site. Unbuildable as a spec home property, the unique form of the building is a literal response to the significant site challenges. Wedged between zoning setbacks, a stream buffer and a steep slope, the program massing was squeezed vertically into a three story scheme elevated above the uninterrupted ground plane flowing beneath…”
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“The house is located at the bottom of a hill. The floating roof allows the slope to continue through the internal space.” – Designed by Tezuka Architects
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