House in Oyamadai
Gallery Within a House ? House Within a Gallery,  The client’s request for this three-story concrete structured house was to live alongside art, old and new.
Photography by © Shimizu Ken
Built on sloped land with a clear view of the west side, the architectural space was arranged with a wide wall in a long, narrow entrance, a living room with high ceilings filled with natural light, a dining space that connects to the garden, a terrace surrounded by raised concrete walls, and a spacious terrace overlooking the city.
Photography by © Shimizu Ken
The entrance, living, dining, terrace and garden spaces were each constructed to appear as gallery spaces. Overall, we considered an architecture that pleasantly incorporates art into everyday life.
Photography by © Shimizu Ken Project Info:

Architects: Nobuo Araki/The Archetype

Location: Japan

Area: 208 m²

Project Year: 2015

Photographs: Shimizu Ken
Photography by © Shimizu Ken
Photography by © Shimizu Ken
Photography by © Shimizu Ken
Photography by © Shimizu Ken
Photography by © Shimizu Ken
Photography by © Shimizu Ken
Photography by © Shimizu Ken
Photography by © Shimizu Ken
Photography by © Shimizu Ken
Photography by © Shimizu Ken
Photography by © Shimizu Ken
Photography by © Shimizu Ken
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Basement Plan

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

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