Kuro no ie in Sasebo, Japan by TETO Architects

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The outer wall of the deep ink black cedar and the double tying roof are impressive this house. We made the skip-floor for making full use of the site with the height difference.
We arranged the main living space on the 2nd floor upstairs from the entrance. We have proposed a way of living to enjoy comfortable wind and sunlight to be taken in through semi-outdoor wood deck while protecting the privacy of the family.

In consideration of moisture conditioning, we chose some natural and organic materials, such as diatomaceous earth, Japanese paper for pasting walls, solid silk flooring and red cedar as the indoor finishing. A calm contrast has been made of finishing color with off-white and brown.

Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

• Architects: TETO Architects
• Project: Kuro no ie
• Location: Sasebo, Japan
• Photography: harigane yousuke
  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  

  Image Courtesy © TETO Architects

  

  Image Courtesy © TETO Architects

  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  
  

  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  

  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke

  
  

  

  Image Courtesy © TETO Architects

  

  Image Courtesy © TETO Architects

  
  

Tags: Japan, Sasebo

Categories: House, Residential

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