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Flag Decomposition Recomposition in Osaka Prefecture, Japan by KTX archiLAB

Tuesday, April 25th, 2017

Article source: KTX archiLAB

This design is a trial to work on one of the Japanese identity symbols. The Japanese flag was dismantled then reconstructed into a 3 dimensional space. It was arranged in a way that the ratio between the white and the red areas respects the same ratio in the national flag. Furthermore, due to the very low ceiling, clear mirrors were installed in slit shapes to ensure an extended visibility over its 2230mm height.

Image Courtesy © Stirling Elmendorf

Architects: KTX archiLAB
Project: Flag Decomposition Recomposition
Location: Suita, Osaka Prefecture, Japan
Photography: Stirling Elmendorf
Client: Matsuo Gakuin
Head Architect Designer: Tetsuya Matsumoto
Area: 260sqm
Date of Completion: February 2017

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Tags: Japan, Osaka Prefecture
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House in Sayama, Japan by Coo Planning

Sunday, September 6th, 2015

Article source: Coo Planning

This small house in the town of Sayama, in Osaka, Japan, sits in a quiet neighborhood and was designed for a couple and their two-child by the Osaka-based firm,Coo Planning.

Image Courtesy © Yuko Tada

Architects: Coo Planning / Akiyoshi Nakao
Project: House in Sayama
Location: Osakasayama, Osaka Prefecture, Japan
Photography: Yuko Tada
Building type：residential
Scale：two-story ＋ roof terrace
Site area：72.29square meters
Building area：103.74 square meters
Project year : 2014

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Hi House in Osaka Prefecture, Japan by Yosuke Ichii Architect

Saturday, September 3rd, 2011

Article source: Yosuke Ichii Architect

1 division is lotted in the narrow area at this place developed in 1970 ‘s, the volume which is fully there is built and equals, it’s an uptown which crowds. Each housing is built by the biggest volume and equals, it’s an uptown which crowds.