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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. House in Kuwana in Mie, Japan by shinobu ichihara architectsJune 29th, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: shinobu ichihara architects The concept on this project is creating rooms connected visually, but also creating rooms separated physically. For example, The dining room is connected to the den through a void. The master bedroom is connected to the corridor by the glass door.  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects
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 Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects You can see the stairs from dining room though, cannot go up to the second floor unless otherwise going around around the corridor. For going up to the den, you must use the ladder at the entrance（not the stairs）.Thus, you cannot go into or out the room directly. I think that these space composition would create an expanse in this small house  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects  Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects
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