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Featured Project: House That Opens To Its Inside By Florian Busch
January 24, 2013
Project: House That Opens To Its Inside
Architect: Florian Busch Architects
Location: Chiba, Japan
Function: This project is a case study for affordable small houses in the densely built suburbs of Tokyo. Two U-shaped volumes are stacked on top of each other and joined to create fluid living spaces around a central garden. This approach maximizes the house’s perimeter and allows air to flow through and ventilate the building. Read more about this project in the Architizer database.
Photo © Satoshi Sonoda and Florian Busch Architects
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