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# Sinuous Sliver Architecture
O House by Hideyuki Nakayama is a Continuous Occupiable Passage

By Amelia Roblin | Published 2011-01-31 | Art & Design
Source: Trend Hunter, https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/o-house-by-hideyuki-nakayama
References: [dailytonic](http://www.dailytonic.com/o-house-by-hideyuki-nakayama-architecture-jp/) & [hideyukinakayama](http://www.hideyukinakayama.com/)

Why live in a glorified box, when your home could take the long and meandering form of the O House by Hideyuki Nakayama? Located in Kyoto, Japan, this unique property solves the challenge of a long lot with a [slim and sinuous floorplan](https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/slim-fit).

Featuring two storeys' height at the front of the dwelling, the O House by Hideyuki Nakayama Architects produces the effect of two [lengthy stacked corridors](https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/kumagaya) that lead from a panoramic view of the neighborhood, to a quiet inner lair for living. Complete with wrapping spiral staircases, an [enchanting garden](https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/villa-o) and an enormous curtain that must be about 10m tall, this suburban abode provides the ultimate paradozical experience.

Photo Credits:
[Designboom](http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/9/view/12616/hideyuki-nakayama-architecture-o-house-update.html)

## Trend Insights (Trend Hunter)

- Score: 5.7/10
- Popularity: 89% | Activity: 74% | Freshness: 8%
- Audience gender: 50% men, 50% women
- Primary generations: Millennial, Gen X
- Top markets: North America, Europe, Asia

## Categories

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## Key Themes

### What's Driving This Trend

- **Slim and Sinuous Floorplans:** Embrace unique architectural designs that solve challenges of long lots by utilizing slim and sinuous floorplans.
- **Stacked Corridors:** Optimize space in homes and buildings by incorporating stacked corridors that lead to different areas within the structure.
- **Enchanting Gardens:** Create captivating outdoor spaces that enhance the overall experience of a property and provide a sanctuary for relaxation.

### Who This Affects Most

- **Architecture and Design:** Explore innovative architectural designs that incorporate slim and sinuous floorplans, stacked corridors, and enchanting gardens.
- **Real Estate:** Offer unique and captivating properties with slim and sinuous floorplans, stacked corridors, and enchanting gardens to attract buyers who seek distinctive living spaces.
- **Landscaping:** Provide landscaping services that specialize in creating enchanting gardens that complement and enhance the design of homes and properties.

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