Sunday, November 14, 2010

tokyo house

In childhood many of us have probably drawn a sketch similar to the one belonging to the project in the photos below. You know, where you scribble a simple classical house shape and then you place another one on top? Even though this analogy has the risk of minimizing the effect that this original project might have, we only made the crazy comparison to highlight the overall simplicity of this idea and as you know, simplicity is bliss. The Tokyo Apartment building was designed by Sou Fujimoto and features five independent cribs connected through stairs. We really appreciate the uniqueness of this building, the way it contrasts the other neighborhood houses and its overall design. However, having to climb or descend a ladder every time you have to step into another room might prove to be irritating in time. How do you feel about this building? Photos by Iwan Baan

Tokyo Apartment 11 Original and Intriguing 5 in 1 Home in Tokyo

Tokyo Apartment 2 Original and Intriguing 5 in 1 Home in Tokyo

Tokyo Apt Fujimotoz Original and Intriguing 5 in 1 Home in Tokyo

Tokyo Apt Fujimoto 4704 Original and Intriguing 5 in 1 Home in Tokyo

Tokyo Apt Fujimoto 4676 Original and Intriguing 5 in 1 Home in Tokyo

Tokyo Apartment 5 Original and Intriguing 5 in 1 Home in Tokyo

Tokyo Apartment 3 Original and Intriguing 5 in 1 Home in Tokyo

Tokyo Apartment 6 Original and Intriguing 5 in 1 Home in Tokyo

Tokyo Apt Fujimoto 4877 Original and Intriguing 5 in 1 Home in Tokyo

Tokyo Apt Fujimoto 4770 Original and Intriguing 5 in 1 Home in Tokyo

Tokyo Apt Fujimoto 4719 Original and Intriguing 5 in 1 Home in Tokyo

Tokyo Apt Fujimoto 4659 Original and Intriguing 5 in 1 Home in Tokyo

Tokyo Apartment 4 Original and Intriguing 5 in 1 Home in Tokyo

Thursday, October 7, 2010