Renovation in Akasaka is a minimalist house located in Tokyo, Japan, designed by FrontOfficeTokyo. The building was originally constructed in the 1970s, and built with lower ceilings and smaller rooms. The architects decided to open the space and split the programs into three areas. The removal of walls allows for natural light to spread throughout the space. Instead, a box-like partition provides storage space, as well as an opening for the refrigerator.
Renovation in Akasaka
by frontofficetokyo
Author
Leo Lei
Category
Interiors
Date
Apr 05, 2016
Photographer
frontofficetokyo
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