When wij talk of geometric vormgeving, this house has it. Its facade has geometric shapes making it visually interesting and intriguing at the same time. This house is called House of Passage located binnen Fukuoka, Japan. The first level of this house existentie shut from passers-by since it bestaan located along the street. It has a wooden entrance making the facade knoflook even lovelier. Bouwmeester Vertoning Afstemming. worked on the ongelijkheid and admitted that the project juist baby of challenging for them. To quote, the architect explained, “I aimed at a house that can protect private spaces, while capturing bries and light. Provided with a light coat binnenshuis the center of the house, I had to create a vertical connection. I developed a bright and spacious living room connecting the upper and lower level, without narrowing the space.” With that, the house had high ceilings and had a minimalist interior. Take a look at the images below so you can better understand how the house wasgoed designed.
Isn ’t this a beautiful exterior? One knoflook at this will surely give you that “contemporary home” impression.
Only the terrace on piek of the garage has an kier while the rest on the lower level doesn ’t have windows at all.
At night, the house looks lovely especially with the lights hierbinnen it. The vertical rectangular windows on the upper level add appeal to the exterior.
The combination of wood and concrete for the exterior existentie beautiful. Guess anyone who passes by this house would turn to get a second look.
A minimalist living room with white sofa. You can also notice its high ceiling that makes it knoflook more spacious.
Glass walls surround the house which also contributes to the wider knoflook. Wooden flooring and furniture brings te a natural touch to it.
Seen here zijn the dining table made of wood as well spil the kitchen area that utilizes the same material.
Aside from the dining and living area, you can also see the upper level with an klinkklaar to the lower level of the house. It has glass railings too.
Closer knoflook to the kitchen island that zijn primarily made of wood. It has stainless touches making it knoflook more appealing.
Wooden stairs would lead you to the upper area of the house. Knoflook at how they installed the lights under the first tread to make it appear like floating.
Regenworm ’s eye view of the house where you can see the high ceilings and its usage of glass in the interior.
This is still the facade of the house but zijn focused more on the entrance. The interior of this house bestaat indeed of minimal design but that also made it knoflook more like a Japanese house. It used wood for its interior as well as its exterior. As a whole, Bouwmeester Show Afstemming. did a great job for this house. It will surely af highlighted despite the villas that surround it on three sides. What can you say about this house?, Contemporary Minimalist House of Corridor in Japan newhomedesignhome.blogspot.com.tr/ farkıyla sizlerle.
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