Casa's first issue of the year cover photo is House na by Sou Fujimoto. Look at this complete transparent glass house! Sou Fujimoto says "In one way the house is like a single space, but each room is also a tiny space of its own. The clients said they wanted to live like nomads within the house - they didn't have specific plans for each room. The house looks radical but for the clients it seemed quite natural."
すごい素敵な家！見るのには・・・この家に住むだけの感性と勇気が備わってない私のような一般人には住めないけれど。でもホント、子供が大喜びしそうな家で見てるだけでワクワクしてしまいます。
via Casa Brutas, metalocus
All things cool from Japan.
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really like the cubic/pixellated nature but so transparent and light. wonder if the windows are some sort of fancy triple pane insulated glazing, given all the thermal exposure?
I was looking for some article writing about the windows, but I could not find any... All I found is "With House N, the outer shell cuts 70 per cent of the direct sunlight so that has an effect." It must be multi pane windows, hopefully.
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