Minimalism meets geometric intensity in the House Setagaya design by Atelier Azusa Ishii and Yasuhiro Yamashita. This Tokyo, Japan home is a two-storey structure that is built in the shape of a polyhedron. The roof is expertly sculpted and windows litter the building in a very avant-garde way.
The very bottom of building displays a square garage big enough to house a car. A curvy white spiral staircase leads towards the open concept living space and bathroom area. The bathroom is completely exposed, with one partition blocking out the view from the side closest to the wall and crisp hardwood flooring leading to the facilities. Industrial concrete lines the interior of the House Setagaya making it a truly modern abode.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Minimalism
- Exploring minimalist design principles to create functional and aesthetically pleasing spaces.
- Geometric Intensity
- Utilizing intricate geometric shapes and patterns to add visual interest and uniqueness to architectural designs.
- Avant-garde Architecture
- Pushing the boundaries of traditional architecture by incorporating unconventional elements and unconventional placements of windows.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Construction
- Incorporating minimalist and avant-garde architectural designs in residential and commercial construction projects.
- Interior Design
- Adopting minimalist and geometric design principles to create stylish and modern interior spaces.
- Real Estate
- Featuring avant-garde and unique architectural designs to attract buyers and renters seeking innovative living spaces.
