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.
Light stage house in Hiroshima, Japan by Future Studio
March 16th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Future Studio
The concept of this house, “sunlight stage” is a proposal of the way of taking sunlight on the site where the condition of sunlight is severe. The taking point of sunlight is set to a high position of the north side of the house, and all plans arise there. It becomes the plan of the curved surface because running on of the sun is analyzed, and the angle of incidence is calculated, and brightness is brought to the residence space by the reflection of sunlight.
Living dining kitchen (Image Courtesy Toshiyuki Yano)
Gross area: 104.28sqm
Building scale: 2 stories
Structure system: Timber
Period of design: 2009.11-2010.11
Period of construction: 2010.12-2011.6
Photographer: Toshiyuki Yano
Exterior (Image Courtesy Toshiyuki Yano)
The sunlight stage changes by making it to a curved and edgeless surface according to the change in the solar position in the difference and the weather, and the space changes. In the large space of the curved space that changes with the sunlight stage where it keeps changing the expression, we feel the sense wrapped in light from the sunlight stage gently.
Dining kitchen (Image Courtesy Toshiyuki Yano)
Living dining kitchen (Image Courtesy Toshiyuki Yano)
Light stage (Image Courtesy Toshiyuki Yano)
Child room (Image Courtesy Toshiyuki Yano)
Exterior (Image Courtesy Toshiyuki Yano)
Entrance (Image Courtesy Toshiyuki Yano)
Light stage (Image Courtesy Toshiyuki Yano)
Light stage (Image Courtesy Toshiyuki Yano)
Living dining kitchen (Image Courtesy Toshiyuki Yano)
Exterior (Image Courtesy Toshiyuki Yano)
Dining kitchen (Image Courtesy Toshiyuki Yano)
Living dining kitchen (Image Courtesy Toshiyuki Yano)
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