Japanese architecture firm no.555 completed a modern residence with an original architecture in Fukushima, Japan. KKC House was developed in strong connection to the surrounding natural elements and is lifted above the found in order to create additional entertainment spaces for the inhabitants. Here is more from the architects: “The design focuses on establishing a level of communication as well as an open communal space for the family members. The sheltered area generated under the body of the house serves as a large multi-functional area for outdoor activities. Read as a pair of linear volumes, the stilted dwelling features hide-away windows which establish a high level of privacy for the domestic space within. Separated by a spinal alley way which remains open to the element, the design defines the public programs (living, dining, kitchen) from the sleeping quarters“. A mini golf course for the children is integrated in a chasm that visually connects the two volumes and provides natural daylight for the surrounding interiors.
Architect: No.555 - Tsuchida Takuya
Location: Fukushima, Japan
Completion: 2009
Site Area: 365.88
Building Area: 198.25
Floor Area: 340.67
Photographer: Torimura Koichi
The site is in a forest surrounded by trees, in the back of the site is that parents have housing. There, it was his son build a house. The aim of privacy and good communication with parents and son family. First, it the floated in the air in the building to maintain the existing garden. Building floating in the air is divided into two wings off, placed in the center of the green alleys. The center array, incorporating the natural curves of the surrounding forest, is linked to my parents house.
The building is divided, but divided into private buildings and living buildings, in the eyes of glass has kept ties. Obstruct the line of sight from the outside but, inside the building, which overlooks and from anywhere.
At the bottom of the building, fake turf and natural grass mixed with ambiguity, has become a meeting place for two families.
Family, bring some bread and tea and we are enjoying every day conversation.
The architectural relationships between family members, I hope that those in the moderate and more closely.
Source: Freshome, Archdaily
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