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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 Setagaya” project in Japan by Tender Inc. / Satoshi MiyazakiSeptember 1st, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Tender Inc. / Satoshi Miyazaki In such a small house site in Tokyo, it’s common to build several small levels up to keep enough space for living. In this project,considering this style very positively, each floor has one simple room style: 1F: Bath room and small atelier  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura
 Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura Comfortable density and space is provided by using prominent materials and construction. Large windows are located in south side and the wind and sunlight coming from these windows( window size is pretty big compared with normal Japanese houses) give the special expanse into this small house.  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura It seems a very simple style but it’s a good example that the simplicity can be an important element to give the house space their own comfort and aesthetic value.  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura  Image Courtesy © Tender Inc. / Satoshi Miyazaki  Image Courtesy © Tender Inc. / Satoshi Miyazaki
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