Architecture by Yasuhiro Yamashita
Alex Covert — August 11, 2008 — Art & Design
This super-compact, modern Tokyo home is a great example of how you can utilize a small piece of land in an urban setting.
The Japanese house is sitting on a corner lot, no bigger than 25 x 25 feet. There is easy access to an under-the-building driveway and it has a giant window and some skylights.
The dwelling was designed by Tokyo architect Yasuhiro Yamashita who creates his architecture based on the system of society, the environment and the function.
The Japanese house is sitting on a corner lot, no bigger than 25 x 25 feet. There is easy access to an under-the-building driveway and it has a giant window and some skylights.
The dwelling was designed by Tokyo architect Yasuhiro Yamashita who creates his architecture based on the system of society, the environment and the function.
Trend Themes
1. Compact Living - Designing small-space living solutions for urban dwellers.
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3. Sustainability - Incorporating eco-friendly materials and features into compact housing designs.
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1. Real Estate - Exploring the potential of affordable, innovative urban housing solutions.
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