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F-White House by Takaro Yamamoto Architects located in Tokyo, Japan is a one-story, single family residence with a courtyard. The size of the site where it is built permitted the architects to build a courtyard with privacy, and it was placed in an oblique angle in the middle of the space to maintain the unified feeling of the entire house. Each space within the house has a different level of privacy and when you’re in the courtyard, you can see different scenes at every corner.
Photography by Ken’ichi Suzuki Photo Office.
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5 Comments
zak on 03.10.2010 at 09:20 AM
Sweet design. Just one question…How does water drain away when it rains?
Pedro Joel Costa on 03.10.2010 at 10:04 AM
Like the house!
oamr on 03.16.2010 at 19:24 PM
nothing new… the old houses in Mexico have a courtyard just in the middle of the house.
Antuán on 11.21.2012 at 09:23 AM
“Nothing new” may be a value, since there´s nothing new any more.
Antuán on 11.21.2012 at 09:14 AM
I´d love to see a plan!
Reminded me of malevich “white on white”
Interesting reflexion about the relationship of spaces, the “intermediae” space.
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