The House K in Tokyo Makes the Most of a Busy Area
Jamie Danielle Munro — July 18, 2014 — Art & Design
References: k2yt.net & designboom
House K in Tokyo by K2YT makes the most of an urban space, which for the most part can be quite noisy and hectic. In order to give some serenity to the area, the designers ensured there were certain spaces where greenery and garden elements could be placed.
The house consists of four floors, and is actually quite spacious giving the small space that the abode was built on. However, two families live within the abode, making it still quite busy. "Courtyard" sections have been placed inside the house too on different levels, so that residences can come outside while not having to stand on the busy street.
Considering the limited space K2YT had to work with, they did a great job with infusing natural elements into the design and giving the owners a sense of privacy.
Photo Credits: designboom, k2yt.net
The house consists of four floors, and is actually quite spacious giving the small space that the abode was built on. However, two families live within the abode, making it still quite busy. "Courtyard" sections have been placed inside the house too on different levels, so that residences can come outside while not having to stand on the busy street.
Considering the limited space K2YT had to work with, they did a great job with infusing natural elements into the design and giving the owners a sense of privacy.
Photo Credits: designboom, k2yt.net
Trend Themes
1. Greenery-infused Urban Abodes - More architects increasingly focus on incorporating natural elements into building designs to provide tranquility to noisy urban areas.
2. Multi-family Living Spaces - More families are choosing to live together in smaller urban homes, creating demand for innovative solutions to maximize living accommodations and promote privacy and comfort.
3. Internal Courtyards - Architects are designing homes with internal courtyards which enable residents to relax outside without being disturbed by noise from busy urban streets.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Architects and designers need to focus on creative designs to maximize limited living spaces in dense urban areas which promote comfort and tranquility.
2. Multi-family Housing - Developers can explore building multi-family housing units in dense urban areas to accommodate families seeking living spaces that foster privacy and at the same time provide a sense of community.
3. Urban Landscaping - Landscaping companies can explore new ways of incorporating green spaces in urban settings, including individual homes to create tranquil spaces for relaxation and meditation.
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