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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Kaminoge House in Tokyo, Japan by Naoya Kawabe Architect & AssociatesSeptember 18th, 2011 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Naoya Kawabe Architect & Associates A moderate distance is kept outside by assuming the tenement house form. I thought that an independent approach to each unit is connected at the outside environment with planting and the chance to touch. In addition, the tenement house was not made overbearing an one volume. We were made in the south-north through by using “Division” and “Gap”. It is tried to take the outside environment indoors by apply the daylight and ventilation from the window opened to the best position.  South elevation (Image Courtesy Ota Takumi)
 North elevation (Image Courtesy Ota Takumi) The lower side of the external stairs made to the indoors, and made each unit section threedimensionally. Then, the throb feeling in a popular apartment without was able to be given. At the same time, it aims at the shape that merges without shutting though the interplay ofthe glance of the unit is avoided and the outside environment.  Room (Image Courtesy Ota Takumi)  Room (Image Courtesy Ota Takumi)  Room (Image Courtesy Ota Takumi)  Room (Image Courtesy Ota Takumi)  South elevation (Image Courtesy Ota Takumi)  Construction-01 (Image Courtesy Ota Takumi)  Construction-02 (Image Courtesy Ota Takumi)  Construction-03 (Image Courtesy Ota Takumi)  Construction-04 (Image Courtesy Ota Takumi)  Construction-05 (Image Courtesy Ota Takumi)  Construction-06 (Image Courtesy Ota Takumi)  Construction-07 (Image Courtesy Ota Takumi)
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