Black Slit House in Okayama, Japan by Three Ball Cascade Architecture Design Office

Article source: Three Ball Cascade

Two-family house is planned in Okayama City. Because of the light-industrial area around the site, in a residential area with big highways and factories, the house was a shape that extends from north to south. Because of the site on the north side of existing dwelling, it is necessary to consider the lighting and copper. So we started to design forms the basis of minute building through the courtyard. That two-family, light, in advance of consideration by taking into account the nature of the room, further developed as a result of minute building form, style and detached office. Appearance has been cut a slit in the magnitude of the room windows.

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• Architect: Three Ball Cascade Architecture Design Office
• Project: Black Slit House
• Location: Okayama, Japan
• Completed: 2011
• Site: Okayama Southern District
• Design: Three Ball Cascade

Corridor

• Contact: Junichi Sano K. Long Yusheng
• Structural Design: Shuji Tada
• Structure: Two-story steel frame
• Construction: Construction Kohno
• Floor area: 200 sqm
• Site area: – SQM
• Total area: – SQM

Entrance

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Lavatory

Stairs Room

Stairs Room

Terrace

Tags: Japan, Okayama

Category: House

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