The House in Saitama by Satoru Hirota Architects
Marissa Liu — June 15, 2010 — Art & Design
References: hirotaa.net & whatwedoissecret.org
This two-story wooden house in Saitama by Satoru Hirota Architects looks a little like a tiny shed. When viewed from one side, the single window is remarkably simple -- a little bit of country in the city.
Inside the house in Saitama is an oasis of modernity. The clean white walls and dark wood finish allow for a sleek interior. The windows are small and seemingly placed at random so that natural light comes in through unexpected ways.
Inside the house in Saitama is an oasis of modernity. The clean white walls and dark wood finish allow for a sleek interior. The windows are small and seemingly placed at random so that natural light comes in through unexpected ways.
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