"A House in Japan" explores the Japanese home as a place for architectural exploration - an intimate scale where ideas of space, structure, and living are constantly reinterpreted. In a context characterized by limitations, precision, and cultural continuity, the dwelling becomes a space for subtle challenge and quiet experimentation.
The projects in this book are guided not only by aesthetics but by spatial intelligence. Each home is thoughtfully designed, flexible in its use, and attuned to the rhythms of everyday life. A House in Japan (working title) presents works that prioritize clarity over abundance and intention over staging.
The book is an investigation into how architecture - when quietly radical - can propose new ways of living.
Product information: Dimensions: W 25 cm, D 3 cm, H 31 cm Cover: Hardcover Pages: 272 Language: English
