Japan Slit House Design
This house is made “that” through the cracks. there are no windows. 105m long wall with a slot of about 60 sites achieve architectural space on a long narrow site was. No other architecture is never achieved by such methods. This conceptual sculpture by the slot is contrary to the weight of glass in contemporary architecture. This method is a challenge to crack our “window”. The challenge is to experience an innovative approach to architectural design. The concept of architecture only deal through the cracks of this architecture the number directly. This simple method of distinguishing an outline around the characters and summarized the architecture.
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The site is located in an old city in Japan, where many private houses in a row. The size of site 50m depth and width of 7.5 million. One of the two facades facing the narrow street and the other side of river. We have developed a long wall on this site long and narrow. Crack open the attachment. Width 140mm privacy screen slot into the interior to the exterior. But the slot 60 provides light in the house. It proposes a method to live in crowded residential areas, in Japan, where the houses stood side by side. 80 years old woman who lived in this house. The house has good living space with soft lighting and an interesting experience not scale at home.
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sky panorama from slit house
Slots make us more sensitive to light. The interior is a light beyond our expectations. Light through the cracks appearance varies every time the weather, season and time. Reminds us of our crevices centuries of experience with stunning poetic memory. It seems that if the flow of light through shoji Fusuma or in traditional Japanese architecture, or the flow of light from the window of an old stone architecture.
This architecture has a quiet atmosphere, like in JAR solitary and clear as poetic as the infinite space. Slot holds the promise of innovative methods of architecture design.
