IGarchitects | Japanese Beastmaster Style Residential Design

This residential building looks like a large room with not too many insulating walls inside, floors, building frame walls and stairs create space. The owners of the house are a married couple with a blurred line between their life and work. So they imagine a house where they can work anywhere and feel each other's presence anywhere in the house. With such a lifestyle, instead of compact living in small spaces, the house is designed with large air volumes and scales, allowing various internal and external interactions. This gives rise to the concept of the frame house, which is solid, very flexible, and it allows a free way of life.

Natural light radiates directly from the south side wall, giving one a rich sense of the changes in time, weather and seasons. When it is further away, its house is farther away from openings, service functions such as kitchen and bathroom. Instead, as it approaches the road ahead, the opening gets bigger and closer from the outside. In the center of a big city, this place is not big enough and it is not possible to build a garden or balcony with enough space. Instead, the house is designed to have a large opening that makes the interior space look like a garden or balcony when it is fully open.

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