Moriyama House by Ryue Nishizawa 森山邸 西沢立衛

Moriyama House is a cluster of small cuboid complexes ranging from one to three stories high. Living rooms, bathrooms, storage houses are detached and scattered to form a myriad of living quarters on a corner lot. Thus, the overall density is low which avoids the typical closed and large volume.
The indiscreet yet numerous openings of the garden along the street allows multiple access into the maze like garden. There is no main entrance. Every alley can lead into a surprising unit. The boundary between the street, the property, the landscape and building is not strictly defined.
Traces of daily activities are spilled out into the garden: clothes hanger and wet clothes hung on the branches; collection of sneakers and a luggage is parked in the alley between two living room cuboid complexes.
Extreme minimal and white little structures have been 'tied' invisibly by the network of meandering gardens, narrow or wide, and also the large but carefully planned glazed openings of each house. In the process, the usual cold and bland modernist white boxes have become surprisingly humane and welcoming.
Tokyo 2014

[@user-qi1mh4ml3i]

住人同士が仲間意識が出来れば素晴らしい集合住宅だと思います

[@pabloander2463]

Bellísimo!

[@Lgz3201]

Genial gracias por el video

[@norche]

You're welcome.

[@tonys490]

are these beautiful constructed with Light guage steel techology with out cranes ?

[@ratikupatadze7472]

What's the name of the music?

[@sily_lily]

i'm curious, do the owners have to lock each building when leaving the house?

[@odoricoleal7493]

it's Japan, crime is hardly a thing there.

[@paspartu2453]

Yasuo, owner of the house, in the basement:
ruclips.net/video/Mq4KEf0RMMg/видео.html

[@AndrewLagowski]

Looks like a laboratory 😢

[@readysetsleep]

obviously you didn't read the rules lol

[@leonardiux345]

Hola

[@norche]

Okurayama Apartment by Kazuyo Sejima 大倉山の集合住宅 妹島和世
Okurayama Apartment by Kazuyo Sejima 大倉山の集合住宅 妹島和世

[@hadapiahsakinah4922]

Look how much space has been wasted

[@fernandogutierrez6538]

The void is the most important space, even more for japanese culture.

[@yisus3975]

que asco de diseño tan mediocre parece un dibujo hecho por un niño

[@akaded1]

Juzgas sin saber... eso es a.lo que a mi me da asco.

[@theosteven3362]

Ugly af. Waste of land, inefficient.