Everybody Finds Somebody Someplace is a minimalist house located in Tokyo, Japan, designed by htmn. There were many partitioned tenement-houses in this area, but rebuilding has been proceeding. There is a platform of the conventional lines on the north side of the site, and there is a municipal road that is parallel to the line on the south side of the site. (5)

    Everybody Finds Somebody Someplace by

    htmn

Everybody Finds Somebody Someplace

htmn

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House-K is a minimalist house located in Sapporo, Hokkaido, designed by Yoshio Yamauchi Kei. This two family dwelling includes a grandmother family of four, and two children in elementary school. Each dwelling unit is made ​​so that the families can live with independence, each having their own entrance while living in a shared space. A parking garage is provided in a separate building to protect the privacy of the first floor. Space between the housing portion and the garage forms a small courtyard for the grandmother. (9)

    House-K by

    Yoshio Yamauchi Kei

House-K

Yoshio Yamauchi Kei

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House T is a minimalist house located in Osaka, Japan, designed by Takeshi Hamada. The clients wanted a simple structure in which the interior would receive a lot of natural lighting. The architects decided to place windows on the side of the building in order to maintain privacy. The space within has a three-level high ceiling at the center of the building. Some of the loft space is exposed through the atrium and some is closed, so there is an adjustable connection between public and private space. (3)

    House T by

    Takeshi Hamada

House T

Takeshi Hamada

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Skip Floor House is a minimalist house located in Japan, designed by Kenji Yanagawa. The home is constructed mainly of wood, and is three levels high. The total floor area of the residence is 113.5 sqm. The interior flooring is a mix of hardwood and marble, both of which accent nicely with the white walls and ceiling. The house is situated on an incline, and is adjacent to the street. (13)

    Skip Floor House by

    Kenji Yanagawa

Skip Floor House

Kenji Yanagawa

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House in Tamagawa is a minimalist house located in Tokyo, Japan, designed by Case Design Studio. Due to limitations on the construction site, the house is constrained to a 44 sqm area. The architects decided to provide a basement for the home in order to maximize space. The second floor level has a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape, and takes advantage of the view of the river. There is a small playground and child's room on the ground level. (1)

    House in Tamagawa by

    Case Design Studio

House in Tamagawa

Case Design Studio

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Flat 40 is a minimalist house located in Imabari City, Japan, designed by K2 Design. A seven-story apartment building towers on the south side of the property. The concern was how to block the line of vision from the apartment building and maintain privacy, while ensuring ample light and ventilation. In order to meet these requirements we designed a 40 meter concrete screen wall along the south side of the residence. Precise calculations were done for its size and structure. (15)

    Flat 40 by

    K2 Design

Flat 40

K2 Design

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Diamond Residence is a minimalist house located in Kumamoto, Japan, designed by Hiroyuki Arima. The residence is split up into various volumes that mimics the site in which it is constructed on. The ground floor of them home contains living spaces such as the kitchen, living room, and dining room, while the upper floors contain the private areas such as the bedrooms. Unstained natural wood make up the majority of the home's flooring while various windows are strategically placed to allow as much lighting as possible to infiltrate the interior. (1)

    Diamond Residence by

    Hiroyuki Arima

Diamond Residence

Hiroyuki Arima

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House in Nagahama is a minimalist house located in Shiga, Japan, designed by Comma Design Office. Nagahama is an old town in Shiga. There are more active relationships within the neighborhood community than in Toyko. The site is bound by the residential area on the wouthwest; the road on the west is mainly used for the pedestrians. (4)

    House in Nagahama by

    Comma Design Office

House in Nagahama

Comma Design Office

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House in Agrinio is a minimalist house located in Agrinio, Greece, designed by John Karahalios. The design is based on a sequence of parallel zones. They underline the gradual transition from the public to private spaces, and the functions are organized as such. The fences and the dense array of bushes mark the property boundaries. The house is separated by the exterior through a system of walls that are part of the whole volumetric scheme rather than being an independent condition. (1)

    House in Agrinio by

    John Karahalios

House in Agrinio

John Karahalios

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House D is a minimalist house located in Tokyo, Japan, designed by Kochi Architect's Studio. Japan-architects.com recently went to the open house of this two-storey, 114 sqm project. The interior is rather spacious with high ceilings and unique rooms that appear as cross-sections on the ground floor. There is a beautiful floor-to-ceiling bookshelf that is adjacent to the kitchen. The hardwood floors are stained in three different colors. By keeping the rooms open, the building has an almost maze-like structure. (3)

    House D by

    Kochi Architect’s Studio

House D

Kochi Architect’s Studio

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Casa VU is a minimalist house located in Lima, Peru, designed by TDC. The project is set on a cliff with a steep slope and a privileged view to an isle on the sea. Every room tends to open up to this natural surrounding through overlapped volumetries which generate shadows and open spaces such as the terrace which ends up becoming a contemplation space. At this house, architecture and structure merged in order to create two white volumes (un-gravitational) set over two earthly volumes (massive). (5)

    Casa VU by

    TDC

Casa VU

TDC

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Galleria is a minimalist design created by England-based designer PearsonLloyd. Galleria, a new public-space seating system for Tacchini, comprises a series of metal, wood, and fabric elements in different shapes and colors, which can be assembled in a variety of ways to create striking architectural compositions. The product is designed for use by both individuals and groups, and can be used within public spaces and the workplace. (2)

    Galleria by

    PearsonLloyd

Galleria

PearsonLloyd

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    Viewing Pavilion on Hill by

    TAO

Viewing Pavilion on Hill

TAO

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Chelsea Town House is a minimalist house located in London, England, designed by Moxon Architects. The driver for this scheme has been to treat the existing structure as a geometric guide for the setting out of new material and spatial interventions. The space has been radically reconfigured throughout, to provide a fewer number of larger and better rooms, with additions to the top and bottom of the house increasing its volume by over a quarter. (1)

    Chelsea Town House by

    Moxon Architects

Chelsea Town House

Moxon Architects

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Park House is a minimalist house located in Tokyo, Japan, designed by Tsuyoshi Kobayashi. It is a house for a couple located in a residential area of Tokyo. Although a site is about 46 square meters and surrounded by buildings, there is a park across the street with full of green. I started to think about creating a comfortable space where the attraction of park extends into. (3)

    Park House by

    Tsuyoshi Kobayashi

Park House

Tsuyoshi Kobayashi

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Westbury is a minimalist house located in Perth, Australia, designed by David Barr Architect. This 60 square metre alterations and additions is located to the rear of an existing Federation brick and tile house. The project is formally manipulated to sculpt light into the various spaces for both function and atmosphere. Funnelled light from the north, reflected light from the east, filtered zenithal light from above and a scooped ambient light enters from the south. (1)

    Westbury by

    David Barr Architect

Westbury

David Barr Architect

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Triple Roof is a minimalist house located in Okayama Soja, Japan, designed by Shinobu Ichihara Architects. The home is characterized by its three rooftops, as well as its all-wood interior. The wooden space is beautifully juxtaposed with white accents from the power outlets and light switches. The space has large floor-to-ceiling windows that allow abundant natural lighting to enter the building. (1)

    Triple Roof by

    Shinobu Ichihara Architects

Triple Roof

Shinobu Ichihara Architects

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The most compelling thing about Tony's Organic House (besides its impeccable 360 degree design) is that it tells a story. Granted, it depicts an organic, modern lifestyle the same way that Louis Vuitton ads paint the handbag--in its most idealistic light. But at least it's inspiring. (3)

    Tony’s Organic House by

    Playze

Tony’s Organic House

Playze

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8008 is a minimalist house located in Fukuoka, Japan, designed by Hiroyuki Arima + Urban Fourth. The home consists of various trapezoidal volumes that ultimately creates an abstract architectural masterpiece. The interior is filled with an abundance of natural lighting due to the numerous windows scattered throughout the building. The name of the home was conceived due to the fact that 1,000 plants and one tree were planted in eight subdivisions around the home. (11)

    8008 by

    Hiroyuki Arima + Urban Fourth

8008

Hiroyuki Arima + Urban Fourth

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Seascape House is a minimalist house located in Kanagawa, Japan, designed by Tomoyuki Sakakida Architect and Associates. Large panoramic windows are spread throughout the home to give its residents beautiful views of the Tokyo Bay from the living room. The three-story home features a triplex terrace, all of which faces the ocean. There are two secluded balconies in the rear portion of the home as well. (6)

    Seascape House by

    Tomoyuki Sakakida

Seascape House

Tomoyuki Sakakida

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Tent House is a minimalist house located in Lima, Peru, designed by Nomena. The project is a private beach house near the Pacific Ocean. The architects wanted to design a home that was functional, thus, the concept to create an existent beach tent was conceived. (2)

    Tent House by

    Nomena

Tent House

Nomena

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TP-H is a minimalist house located in Palo Alto, California, designed by Jermyn Manthripragada. The project is the addition of a dining room, reading room and two bedroom suites to an existing 1948 adobe-brick house. It employs the material and formal language developed for a previous addition (the ‘Box Office’) completed in 2011: spare, platonic boxes of a perceptual mass defined precisely at their junctions to openings with a material thinness. (10)

    TP-H by

    Jermyn Manthripragada

TP-H

Jermyn Manthripragada

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Haus am Moor is a minimalist house located in Krumbach, Austria, designed by Bernardo Bader Architects. Within the private forest of Schwarzenberg, the wood was selected, felled, cut, and installed. An overall of 60 spruces, firs and elms were used for construction panels, doors, floor structure and floor boards. (1)

    Haus am Moor by

    Bernardo Bader Architects

Haus am Moor

Bernardo Bader Architects

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    House in Chayagasaka by

    Testuo Kondo

House in Chayagasaka

Testuo Kondo

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