House in Ishibashi is a minimalist residence located in Osaka, Japan, designed by NRM* Architects Office. The renovation involves a 40-year old building with a five meter frontage, and a nine meter depth. The front of the building is walled off to provide privacy for the residents, while small square windows provide natural light for the upper level. The gabled roof is exposed within the interior, providing a larger ceiling height.
House in Ishibashi
by NRM* Architects Office
Author
Leo Lei
Category
Architecture
Date
Apr 04, 2016
Photographer
NRM* Architects Office
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