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Black and White Volumes of Niu House in Nara, Japan

Niu House by Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architect Atelier 1 Black and White Volumes of Niu House in Nara, Japan

Small and simple house sometimes makes people start asked about how people can live in such a tiny area. But Niu House which is created by Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architect Atelier (YYAA) will make people stop by and admire it for a while. The simple house is built for young couple that lives in Nara, Japan.
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Hirozakari Sake Brewery Site for Art and Culture Exhibition

Changing a simple home to be an art events center is not an easy thing. However, the warm atmosphere of a home is actually a great capital to create a comfortable art events center. This is what the architect is going to do, turning the Nakajono-machi, Guma Prefecture, Hirozakari Sake Brewery into a facility for various events. Nakajono-machi is an active participant in various art and culture events like Nakajono Biennale. Hirozakari Sake Brewery is actually has been quite familiar with art and culture event, but some redesigning is needed to make it more appropriate for art and culture events.

Hirozakari Sake Brewery Kunihiko Matsuba 1 Hirozakari Sake Brewery Site for Art and Culture Exhibition

For the redesigning plan, a special space to store and show 11 birds hunting drums will be served. The art is made as the representative of folk properties. Not only that, a redesigning of the washroom and warehouse will be done as well. A demolishing was even done to give the perfect construction on the building; the parts that are kept are warehouse, storage room and office building. The concept of the design is changing the atmosphere of the Hirozakari Sake Brewery into well-organized building for exhibition that can be so completely different from the original atmosphere.

Hirozakari Sake Brewery Kunihiko Matsuba 2 Hirozakari Sake Brewery Site for Art and Culture Exhibition

Some creativity is needed in the reconstruction. One of the examples is the new exhibition room that has no opening. To take the drums in, the architect decided to build a tunnel and forget the old way of creating opening. Glass screen, stainless steel and some other materials are used in this tunnel. Some original touches of the old room are kept like the concrete floor that makes the exhibition room unique. It will lead the artists to be more creative than before. A unique thing can be seen on the washroom. In the toilet, the designer put a mirror, so when we are sitting on the toilet, we can see our reflection. Some mirror panels are put in surprising places. For the exterior, most of the area is covered with lawn.

Hirozakari Sake Brewery Kunihiko Matsuba 3 Hirozakari Sake Brewery Site for Art and Culture Exhibition

The lawn is serving multiple advantages. It gives more comfortable atmosphere, friendly environment and cooler temperature. To see some surprises, we can go to ArchDaily.com or visit the location. Hirozakari Sake Brewery site has been used as the center for art events: The 3th Nakanojo Biennale (Augst.20 2011 – October.2 2011). Designed by Kunihiko Matsuba, Ksuke Fukushima.

Hirozakari Sake Brewery Kunihiko Matsuba 4 Hirozakari Sake Brewery Site for Art and Culture Exhibition

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3 Unique shape house from Japanese architects

Japanese architecture, the works that gives strength to the tradition, discipline, the curve on perfection, every corner is a space to work. 3 house by Japanese architect below has a unique shape, use tradition as a creative idea and limitations of space as a strength. Check these out.

First, the Live Work Home by Katsutoshi Sasaki in Nikko, Tochigi Japan. Has unique shape that can be seen from side. It’s small single-family house with hair salon in there.

Live Work Home by Katsutoshi Sasaki 1 3 Unique shape house from Japanese architects

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7 Japanese house style viewed from the outside

Japanese house style always attracts attention because of a distinctive style, slightly different from western-style house. This is what makes the world’s architects to combine it with western styles. Below are 7 examples of Japanese house viewed from the outside perspective.

Shift house in Tokyo, Japan by Japanese architecture firm Apollo Architects & Associates.

1 Shift house Apollo Architects Associates 7 Japanese house style viewed from the outside

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White Dwelling Houses Tokyo Apartment

Tokyo Apartment by Sou Fujimoto Architects 1 White Dwelling Houses Tokyo Apartment

Planning to move to Tokyo and rent an apartment? Well, you need to look Tokyo apartment that created by Sou Fujimoto Architects first. The apartment’s concept is very unique because it looks like collective housing units built in the residential section of Tokyo’s middle area. The Tokyo apartment consists of four dwelling units including owner’s dwelling unit.
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Smart Cube House Design by Takeshi Hosaka in Tokyo

RoomRoom house by Takeshi Hosaka 1 Smart Cube House Design by Takeshi Hosaka in Tokyo

When seeing the house design called RoomRoom by a designer, Takeshi Hosaka, we will feel that the home will be one of the examples of home in the future. Made in cubic shape with off-white colors and small windows that are purposely disorganized, the home might look a little bit odd from the outside, moreover with the view from overcrowded environment, but when we take a look inside, we will find spacious and comfortable space with parquet floor. This home belongs to deaf parents than their two children.
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Modern and Simple Design House O Sports in Mie, Japan

House O by Stands Architects 1 Modern and Simple Design House O Sports in Mie, Japan

First time looking at the house, I wonder why this modern and unique house choose O as the name. Whether I don’t see any O form or shape outside or inside the residence of House O. It’s more like trapezoid form for me. House O is a unique house located in Mie, Japan. House O is designed by a Japanese architect from Studio Stands Architects in Nagoya.
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House with Minimalist Keyhole Facade Shape in Kyoto, Japan

Key Hole House by EASTERN Design Office 1 House with Minimalist Keyhole Facade Shape in Kyoto, Japan

The Key Hole Home in Kyoto, Japan can also be the inspiration to create a simple home. The main reason why this home is called the Key Hole Home is because this home has up-side down-L-shaped windows surrounded the main entrance door. These unique windows will clearly looks like a keyhole especially at night when the lights at the interior illuminate the windows from the inside so we can clearly see the real shape of the keyhole around the front door from outside.
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Japan Watch Tower House Looks a Like in Hiroshima, Japan by Kimihiko Otada

Toda House by Kimihiko Otada 1 Japan Watch Tower House Looks a Like in Hiroshima, Japan by Kimihiko Otada

Looking innovative inspiration for future house? Toda House in Hiroshima, Japan can inspire everyone. The house takes form of Bird nest and the designed decided to elevate the building few meters above the ground. The result is inhabitants of the house get beautiful city views every time they look at the windows. The architect of Toda House is Kimihiko Otada.
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Smart Glass Blocks Walls Crystal Brick II by Atelier Tekuto

Crystal Brick II by Atelier Tekuto 1 Smart Glass Blocks Walls Crystal Brick II by Atelier Tekuto

Tokyo, Japan has a minimalist home that looks very unique. The Crystal Brick II is a contemporary home design which is created by Atelier Tetuko in Japan. Just like its name this home has the ALC panels which are combined with the glass blocks. These glass blocks are manufactured by Nippon Electric Glass. What makes these glass blocks special is because they have three thin layers that support the insulation capacity for heat and helps to absorb the noise as well.
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