Through the demolition and reconstruction of the house, the garden is gradually opened to the environment through shaping. And the wind swayed between them, and the light shook.

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This suburb of Osaka, developed in the early 1950s, is being replaced by a new vitality. It is a detached house that connects two gardens in the surrounding environment and three gardens inside. In the front garden, a place where the children of the neighbors play, they do DIY, make firewood. From the windy southern garden. The interior of the three gardens is a buffer zone that connects the garden to the interior, and a lower flat roof connects the garden. These six gardens gradually divide the residence, coordinating the indoor-outdoor environment. The wall facing the garden separates the space, forming a multi-faceted garden.
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