House K is a minimal residence located in Kyushu, Japan, designed by YDS Architects. The design theme of this house was the transition of time through light and shadow. The client wanted to have a large living room, a children’s bedroom facing south, and a large bookshelf. The architects wanted to create a space where the residents could feel nature throughout the home. A internal courtyard provides abundant natural lighting throughout the main living areas. In addition, skylights provide light from above without compromise to privacy. The interior consists mainly of white with the finishes of the kitchen, bookshelf, and flooring constructed in solid oak.
House K
by YDS Architects
Author
Leo Lei
Category
Architecture
Date
Jan 19, 2017
Photographer
YDS Architects
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