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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 Fukui, Japan by Tetsuya Mizukami Architects

October 21st, 2016 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Tetsuya Mizukami Architects

This house is built for a married couple living with husband’s mother in Hokuriku region in Japan.The area is located in countryside surrounded by mountains and a lot of nature. Different strengths of wind is created by weather, and you can feel the wind moving across from the rice field expanding southeast. On the other hand, the place is near by an intersection, and cars make noise of road traffic.

Therefore, to combine these environment and make a comfortable living space, considering line of sight from the road, noise, and draft was required for this design.

Image Courtesy © Ken’ichi Suzuki

Architects: Tetsuya Mizukami Architects
Project: House in Fukui
Location: Fukui, Japan
Photography: Ken’ichi Suzuki
Structural Engineers: KAP
Structure:Wood
Site area: 367.49sqm
Building area: 124.82sqm
Project Year: 2014

Image Courtesy © Ken’ichi Suzuki

Image Courtesy © Tetsuya Mizukami Architects

: Image Courtesy © Ken’ichi Suzuki

: Image Courtesy © Ken’ichi Suzuki

: Image Courtesy © Ken’ichi Suzuki

: Image Courtesy © Ken’ichi Suzuki

: Image Courtesy © Ken’ichi Suzuki

: Image Courtesy © Ken’ichi Suzuki

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Tags: Fukui, Japan

Categories: House, Residential

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