일본 큐슈에 위치한 미니멀 하우스의 인상적인 장면은 대지와 연결된 듯한 경사지붕에서 찾아 볼 수 있다. 경사지붕에 위치한 창문은 내부로 자연채광을 유입시키는 통로역활을 수행한다. 지붕에서 이어지는 중정 또한 내부공간을 보호하며 외부환경을 내부로 밀착시키는 통로역활을 수행한다.
House in Usuki is a minimal residence located in Kyushu, Japan, designed by Kenta Eto Architects. The building is characterized by a sloping roof that extends into the ground. A large opening is cut into a portion of the roof to provide abundant natural light into the space. The opening creates an interior courtyard which is accessible via a series of glazed sliding doors. Due to the sloping nature of the opening, the sides of courtyard are walled to provide additional privacy. Due to the fact that the sloping roof reaches the ground, the residents are able to ascend the roof and utilize the top of the eave as a viewing point.
Photography by Toshiyuki Yano
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