This is an exquisite three-story concrete villa located in Ashiya, Hyogo Prefecture. Due to the nearby apartment buildings and busy roads, the design will focus on blocking views and noise. The design combines a Japanese perspective, creating a blurred relationship between interior and exterior, with exterior walls of different heights rising gently as a boundary. The sounds of the outside world gradually disappear as people move along the semi-outdoor path formed by the gaps between overlapping exterior walls.

Upon entering the entrance, you will encounter rough walls decorated with contemporary art, creating a peaceful space. Guided by indirect lighting, walk up the stairs and you can see a living area full of open feeling. Through the high windows, the sun is gently reflected by tin foil wallpaper, gently diffusing into every corner of the living space. The wide openings carved into the thick walls serve as screens, framing the ever-changing view of the outside world, adding to the richness of the daily experience through the changes of time and season.

From the transition of the day, the spacious atmosphere to the living area at night, decorated with tasteful artwork and modern furniture, it creates a charming immersive space. Instead of completely separating the elements of interior and exterior, movement and stillness, shade and yang, the design blurs the boundaries, creating a rich and flavorful atmosphere.

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