Harmonious Living: Exploring Keitaro Muto’s Layered Home with Japanese Garden Integration скачать в хорошем качестве

Harmonious Living: Exploring Keitaro Muto’s Layered Home with Japanese Garden Integration

Welcome to Archinest! In today’s video, we dive into the unique design of a family home by architect Keitaro Muto, located at the junction of a picturesque rice field and a traditional residential area in Misasa, Japan. This project beautifully combines two separate dwellings within one structure, creating a harmonious living space for an extended family. The design features a series of layered spaces that step down towards the rice fields, integrating the home seamlessly with its natural surroundings. Join us as we explore the innovative use of existing Japanese garden stones, the wheelchair-accessible features, and the open spaces designed to connect the indoor and outdoor environments. Each internal area, from the parent’s living room to the children’s playroom, offers unique interactions with the garden and views of the rice fields. Discover how Keitaro Muto’s thoughtful design creates a serene and functional living environment that respects and enhances the natural beauty of its location. If you enjoyed this architectural journey, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to Archinest for more inspiring home tours and design insights. We’d love to hear your thoughts on this extraordinary home in the comments below! Architects: Keitaro Muto | https://www.archdaily.com/office/keit... Area: 186 m² Year: 2014 Photographs: Teruaki Yoshiike | https://www.archdaily.com/photographe... Structure Engineer: Atushi Fujio Contractor: Matsubara Kenchiku Shoji Garden Design: Hiroshi Honda City: Misasa Country: Japan