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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 kamoshima, Japan by Naoko HoribeJuly 23rd, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Naoko Horibe With its simple arced shape echoing the shape of the property and its charred cedar exterior similar to that found throughout the neighborhood, this residence blends seamlessly into its surroundings of peaceful rice fields, temples, and shrines. The kitchen sits in the very center of the home with a clear view of the living room, tatami space, and, across the courtyard, all of the other rooms.  Image Courtesy © Kaori Ichikawa
 Image Courtesy © Kaori Ichikawa The layout allows the residents to keep an eye on their small children no matter where in the house they are. Because all the rooms face onto the courtyard, they are flooded with light and fresh air without being exposure to passersby outside.  Image Courtesy © Kaori Ichikawa  Image Courtesy © Kaori Ichikawa  Image Courtesy © Kaori Ichikawa  Image Courtesy © Kaori Ichikawa  Image Courtesy © Kaori Ichikawa  Image Courtesy © Kaori Ichikawa  Image Courtesy © Kaori Ichikawa  Image Courtesy © Kaori Ichikawa  Image Courtesy © Kaori Ichikawa  Image Courtesy © Kaori Ichikawa  Image Courtesy © Kaori Ichikawa  Image Courtesy © Kaori Ichikawa  Image Courtesy © Naoko Horibe  Image Courtesy © Naoko Horibe  Image Courtesy © Naoko Horibe
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