History
Suppose Design Office designed this residence. Construction completed in 2009. The House in Buzen redefines the traditional home. It emphasizes the spaces between rooms as integral to daily living. This approach explores new connections between interior and exterior conditions.
Architecture
The residence consists of separate wooden volumes. Glass-covered passageways connect these structures. Paths covered by a glass roof weave between disconnected forms. The design drew inspiration from children playing in informal outdoor spaces. Wood and glass are the primary materials.
Setting
Located in Buzen, Japan. The design creates a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor environments. Courtyards and passageways transform into central living areas. Natural light and fresh air permeate the home.
Specifications
The residence measures 266 square meters in area. Separate structures connect under a glass canopy.
