Shoji Screen House is a minimal residence located in Osaka, Japan, designed by Yoshiaki Yamashita Architect & Associates. The 66 square meter site is adjacent a brick wall, and features a windowless facade on the two sides facing the street. Due to the fact that there are no windows on the facade, the architects utilized large shoji screens to provide natural illumination during the day. The home is situated along an alleyway, and is accessible via a secluded corridor that runs parallel to the existing wall.
Shoji Screen House
by Yoshiaki Yamashita Architect & Associates
Author
Leo Lei
Category
Architecture
Date
Sep 01, 2016
Photographer
Yoshiaki Yamashita Architect & Associates
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