KKAA YTAA Designs a Beautiful and Contemporary Japanese Home
Kalin Ned — September 6, 2022 — Art & Design
References: dezeen
The House in Front of a School is a brand new contemporary Japanese home, with a beautiful central courtyard. Situated in Nara, Japan, the structure was designed by the architectural studio KKAA YTAA.
The residence is split into two volumes and a bridge that passes through the courtyard connects them. This has allowed the architects to create what they call "a blank space." The contemporary Japanese home is located in a densely populated neighborhood. KKAA YTAA worked on a concept that would support a compact life, as well as a design that would bring the client closer to nature. The silhouette of the building was intended to support the owner's work-from-home lifestyle while giving ample access to the outdoors.
Image Credit: Norihito Yamauchi
The residence is split into two volumes and a bridge that passes through the courtyard connects them. This has allowed the architects to create what they call "a blank space." The contemporary Japanese home is located in a densely populated neighborhood. KKAA YTAA worked on a concept that would support a compact life, as well as a design that would bring the client closer to nature. The silhouette of the building was intended to support the owner's work-from-home lifestyle while giving ample access to the outdoors.
Image Credit: Norihito Yamauchi
Trend Themes
1. Compact Living - As more people move towards minimalistic living, opportunities exist for designers and architects to create practical yet beautiful living spaces.
2. Blurring Indoor-outdoor Boundaries - Designing homes that offer easy access to nature and outdoor spaces can create a seamless and peaceful living environment.
3. Bridge as a Design Element - Incorporating bridges as a design element in residential and commercial architecture presents an opportunity to create functional and visually interesting spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Residential Architecture - There is a growing demand for compact, minimalist yet functional homes with a strong connection to nature.
2. Interior Design - With the focus on creating an indoor-outdoor connection, there is an opportunity for interior designers to create spaces that seamlessly transition from inside to outside.
3. Commercial Architecture - Including elements such as bridges in commercial architecture can add visual interest and functional spaces that can enhance user experience and engagement.
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